Double Take (FBI Series #11) by Catherine Coulter

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AN FBI THRILLER— FIRST TIME IN PAPERBACK

FBI agents Dillon Savich and Lacey Sherlock are joined by one of their own and a Virginia sheriff in an extraordinary case that immerses them in the world of psychic visions, mind benders, and communications with the dead.

Mary Knapp - Library Journal

With this romantic suspense novel, best-selling author Coulter returns to her FBI series, last visited with Point Blank. Most of the characters from the previous books return, including Sheriff Dixon Noble, from Maestro, VA. The story has two separate plot lines. In the first, the FBI, led by Special Agent Cheney Stone, investigates an assassin's multiple attempts to kill Julia Ransom, a widow whose professional psychic husband, August, was recently murdered. Trying to locate Julia's stalker, Cheney is drawn into the August case, as well as into the world of psychics. The second plot concerns Sheriff Noble's wife, who has been missing for three years. He is investigating Charlotte Pallack, a San Francisco woman who strongly resembles his wife, but Charlotte denies any connection. Inevitably, the FBI crosses paths with the sheriff, and they work together to solve both mysteries. Sandra Burr and Phil Gigante read the female and male voices, respectively. The large number of characters and the switching back and forth between the two stories can be somewhat confusing. Still, this will be popular in public libraries; recommended.

Library Journal

First, Julia Ransom's husband dies. Then she's tossed into the San Francisco bay. Then it appears that she's a dead ringer for the vanished wife of a Virginia sheriff. What's next? Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information.

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