To stop the escalating terror, Maggie will have to push her abilities to the breaking point - even if it means confronting a predator whose powers seem to have no bounds. But they don't know that Maggie has her own dark connection to the monster - an eerie link that may stretch back to a string of unsolved murders. She listens as traumatized crime victims. Kay Hooper, who has more than thirteen million copies of her books in print worldwide, has won numerous awards and high praise for her novels. The police have one hope: the lone victim who might recover her sight. Seattle police sketch artist Maggie Barnes has an extraordinary gift. Not even hugging my giant Balbasaur plushie and sleeping only at seven in the morning could keep the willies away. Kay Hooper is an excellent writer when it comes to excitement and mystery. Ive read several of her books and have enjoyed every one of them. I made a big mistake of reading Touching Evil at one in the morning. Am reading this book now and find it difficult to put it down. He abducts women and blinds them, leaving them barely alive. Bantam, 6.99, ISBN 0-7434-1278-8 Paranormal Romantic Suspense, 2001 I am scared. She listens as traumatized crime victims describe their ordeals and then uses those horrifying recollections to draw dead-on. Seattle police sketch artist Maggie Barnes has an extraordinary gift. Sometimes evil lingers so close, you can feel it. and she isn't telling.īut her secret may be exposed when a madman seizes Seattle in his terrifying grip. Touching Evil: A Bishop/Special Crimes Unit Novel. Only Maggie knows the truth behind her rare talent. Some cops think Maggie is telepathic, that she can actually enter the victims' minds. She listens as traumatized crime victims describe their ordeals - and then uses those horrifying recollections to draw dead-on sketches of the assailants. Description: Sometimes evil lingers so close, you can feel it. Sometimes evil lingers so close, you can feel it.Seattle police sketch artist Maggie Barnes has an extraordinary gift.

Touching Evil by Kay Hooper