Murder By The Book

Tess Neeley knew at an early age that not everyone could tell when a personhad lied or was walking into danger and not everyone could see eventsafter and sometimes before they happened. She learned to keep her thoughtsto herself. Bold headlines one morning read that Doctor Spence, worldrenownedheart surgeon, had murdered his wife.

Tess knew different. Shed seen the killers heartless brown eyes in a vision,seen him raise the knife and slash. But who would believe her? Certainlynot Leo Lakowski, Harris Countys assistant DA and prosecutor of the case.

Leo didnt know what to make of the journalist who hounds him relentlesslyabout the doctors innocence. Even when his nephew is accused of murder,Leo doesnt believe that Tess saw what had really happened, unconvincedthat she has the rare gift of sight.

It isnt until they join forces on the dangerous journey to fi nd his nephewskiller, not until Tesss life is on the line, do they realize that the murdersare more diabolical than they imagined. When Tesss predictions prove true,he comes to believe in them and in her.

With her rare insight and their mutual attraction, how could they help butfall in love?

Will they share a future? Or will the killer succeed in his plan to killanyone who stands in his way?