Seeing Darkness

De: Heather Graham

Narrado por: Roger Wayne

She’s being murdered.

It was supposed to be a fun girls’ weekend in Salem, but when a past-life regression session instead sends a terrifying vision of murder to Kylie Connelly, she’s shaken and doesn’t know what to think. Worse, later she identifies the attacker from her vision: he’s a prominent local politician.

Special Agent Jon Dickson of the FBI’s Krewe of Hunters is on the trail of a suspected serial killer based on the scantest of clues and unreliable witness testimony. When he realizes Kylie’s vision might be his best lead, he must gain her trust and get close enough to guide her new talent. Though she doubts herself, the danger Kylie sees is all too real—and the pair will have to navigate a murderer’s twisted passions and deceptions to stop the killer from claiming another victim.

Unfinished ending

The ending left unanswered questions. It was almost like a piece was removed or edited out. No explanation on how the rescue happened.

Seeing Darkness

Salem Massachusetts is the perfect setting for an intense murder mystery filled with paranormal helpers aiding the local law enforcement and the FBI. Outstanding narration provided by Roger Wayne, A truly gifted storyteller!

Only an idiot

Only a complete idiot walks away with a killer and the female lead in this story is that dumb to a lvl not yet seen in a krew book

Good story and less than predictable than usual.

I knew there was two killers or pairs. The main killer wasn't who I thought it would be. The main killer motivations seemed flawed, I wish that part was better written. You would have thought this person should have raised suspicion given their were abouts, and knowing information no one else had. Besides that, the story was wonderfully paced and when ended I wanted more. At least 1 more chapter and the conclusion of the killers motivation. The narrator did a decent job. No Luke Daniel's by any stretch, but I found his voice soothing with almost perfect cadence that kept the story moving right along. Well

great book

I love Heather Graham books, especially the Krewe books. there's always something new and exciting!