Dead Cat Run Review (book #1) - HERE!
Synopsis -
Their story continues . . .
The four Boston clairvoyants, blessed—or cursed—with special powers, must fight a ruthless enemy and stop injustice. In Dead Cat, Run, the Sisters of Fate drove them together, but at what cost? The God Apollo wasn’t playing around. He’s still dead set on vengeance.
Sinister forces will have a wicked agenda. An energy grab, a mineral rights war, and deadly mercenaries create a mortally serious game. But the psychics’ sibylline abilities aside, they’re only human. At least three of them are. (What’s up with that?)
Can they stop the killers? And who will survive?
An energetic contemporary thriller, Cut and Run will have you on the edge of your seat as the dance between good and evil resumes.
Book Review -
As we already met the four Boston clairvoyants who anchor this series, learned how they found each other, and how their special talents compliment - book two heads right into the next serious plot with a massacre. A team shows up at a quarry full of workers and quickly slaughters all but two - a young woman named Bonnie and a young man named Clyde. Why? They have no idea. But they are told to run and keep running. And run they do, with their tormentors in pursuit.
Meanwhile our four clairvoyants - Jenny, Max, Sidrah and Bones (a dog), are drawn into another case - that of a young man wrongfully convicted of his girlfriend's murder. Over the course of the book these two separate plots move slowly closer together as we learn they both originate in the law offices of their former nemesis who was killed in book one. There is a new partner in charge who is just as dedicated to evil doings.
While we follow the flight of Bonnie and Clyde as well as the behind the scenes action of those intent on evil, the foursome put their lives on the line by tormenting the new partner, stoking the fire of revenge. Will they be able to save Bonnie an Clyde, reveal the truth of the massacre and free the young man who is wrongfully convicted? Or will evil find a way to triumph.
Of the two, I found book one the most engaging. Perhaps because it was where we were introduced to the four main characters, so things started a little slower. But book two is also a good read, especially if you like a fast paced plot full of action. Note - while they are listed as stand alone books, I think they are best read in order.
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