Veiled Set: Sophie Masterson/Dixon Security Series

De: Kate Allenton

Narrado por: Tess Irondale

Unemployed accountant Sophie Masterson never dreams that a trip to Salem on Halloween night will change her life forever. When a birthday gift of a psychic reading is thrust upon her by her best friend, Sophie has no choice but to play along. She wants the winning lottery numbers but, instead, receives something far more ominous-a warning of things to come. Being told her own clairvoyant abilities will soon surface should be enough to send any woman running to hide. Throw in the possibility that something sinister is headed her way and all she wants is an easy out.

When asked to help her brother, the police chief, with some easy filing, she's sure that her problems are over. She now has an income, a job, and a safe haven where she can relax. What she doesn't expect is that one of those files will be the catalyst to set the wheels in motion for the predictions to come true.

Detective Jack Love has a hard time following instructions. When his latest bust gets him benched, and shoved in the cold case filing room, the last thing he expects is to be tasked with babysitting the chief's sister. When unqualified and in-need-of-medication Sophie gets the crazy idea to play detective on a case gone cold, there is little he can do to dissuade her from investigating.

©2016 Kate Allenton (P)2016 Kate Allenton

Good stories, narrator eh

I enjoyed the paranormal aspect of the first story. The balance of skills didn’t seem right to me as she was working with strong and smart folks, but if you can suspend belief for that, the story is satisfying. Book 2 was not as good because it didn’t have much paranormal (just couple proclamations from one secondary character) in it. It felt more like a .5 story if you know what I mean.

The narrator was not too bad, but not too good either. The men were difficult to distinguish as most of them sounded the same—she seemed to have 2, maybe 3 different male voices—and they weren’t always consistently used for the same males.

Great story line

Enjoyed the box set. Great story line and characters. Love the books. Hope there is more soon.

An excellent series, each title entertaining.

#1 Lifting the Veil

Sophie was being dragged around Salem, by her best friend. Last stop was the psychic readings. Although Sophie was not a believer, the reading gave her pause to think. Some of the young lady's revelations were a bit too accurate.
On returning home, life became strange, with premonitions occurring, and then the actual events taking place, just as they previously been displayed.
Her brother, the police chief, had helped out with a part time job, not realizing that this would be the platform to launch Sophie's new found abilities.

#2 Beyond the Veil

The past had come back to haunt them, an incident in Marshall and Jack's high school days is being touted as the reason for former friends being murdered.
Sophie takes the lead, going back to where it all began, to try and find out who was doing the killing.

#3 Veiled Intentions

The Pentagon killer strikes close to home, causing Sophie and Marshall to go under cover in the local covern, as a married couple.
It's drama a the way, as attempt after attempt are made on their lives.

#4 Veiled Threats

We are looking at Amber, Sophie's BF. She is having issues from her past, with someone leaving notes for her all around where she lives.
Then, Amber is informed that her grandmother had gone missing. Sophie demands that the Dixen Security team send someone to find the elderly lady.
It's dramatic and suspenseful, with the usual romantic attraction thrown in.
Another good episode from this author.

VEILED SET

SORRY I JUST COULDN'T KEEP MY INTEREST IN THIS STORY. I TRIED GOING BACK TO IT A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT LOST TOTALINTEREST IN IT EACH TIME SO I FINALLY JUST GAVE UP.

Good Mysteries

The stories were good with intriguing mysteries. The female characters were a bit whiny while proclaiming what strong women they were. The narrator does a horrible job with the male voices. They either sound like they have a three pack a day smoking habit, or they are gangsters from the 1940s.