Kay Hooper

Backcover Synopsis - With its antebellum setting and gallant history, Jasmine Hall was more than just a business for Banner Clairmont. The lovingly preserved plantation-era inn had been home to theClairmont famiy for generations. But the realities of modern real estate had made it time to sell even the most pricelss treasures.

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This was a very nice story for when it was written in 1986.

From the back cover:

Another very enjoyable read to this series. And i'm already looking forward to reading the next one. NFM

Rating: 3 1/2 hearts

Chill of Fear by Kay Hooper

This was very good. This book is from her Fear trilogy, and part of the Bishop Special Crimes Unit. It can be read on its own. I really enjoyed it and the preview of the next book sounds very good that I will eventually pick that one up.

From the back:

He’s the kind of killer we instinctively fear the most. A killer without boundaries, without consceience, without any fear of being caught. And his latest victim is terrifying proof that no one is safe; the daughter of a powerful US senator.

Personal Opinion - This was a good book that contained both humor and fantasy. Brooke Kennedy is a psychic who has cut herself of from the world because she believes she is a freak and Cody who has been sent by friends to check up on Brooke's well-being. They are stranded by a blizzard and Brooke's sad story unfolds. I really enjoyed this book.

This is an OLD one that yes I did have on my TBR for a few years after I found a copy of the old Loveswept edition. But I found the audio at the library and decided to do that instead of reading myself. :-) You can definitely tell this is one of her older books but it still has a very well done story with strong heroine ans hero. I especially loved the cat, Ching. What a great character!