Search - Blood Dreams (Blood, Bk 1)

I didn't think this was one of Kay Hooper's best. The main character Dani Justice was not easy to care about and I missed the camaraderie that usually exists with the members of Bishop's team. Overall all, I wish Hooper had fleshed out the story with more characterization. Despite my complaints, I still enjoyed the book and think others who like Hooper's writing will. too.

Although this isn't my favorite story in the Bishop/SCU series, I still found it to be a quick, engaging read.

Dani has come home to Venture, Georgia, to comfort her twin sister, Paris, after her divorce. Or so she says. Both women know that there's really another reason that Dani has finally come home.

These sisters share a bond even closer than the normal one between twins, because they both possess psychic abilities. And Dani has been having dream visions that tell her an evil is coming to Venture, and that a showdown is inevitable.

Bishop and his SCU team have been tracking a vicious serial killer for over a month. When the demented killer made the mistake of killing a Senator's daughter, the murders in Boston abruptly stopped -- but Bishop is sure this particular killer isn't finished. And he's not, because it soon becomes apparent that he's come to the small town of Venture.

With Dani and Paris, Bishop and Miranda, John Garrett and his team from Haven (a civilian pyschic unit started by Bishop), and Venture's sherriff (and once Dani's lover) Marc, you're looking at a situation that's bound to end badly. Because this is one serial killer who is even more evil, and powerful, than any of them ever imagined.

BLOOD DREAMS is definitely a quick read, and kept me guessing throughout the story. Totally enjoyable, and it's most likely a set-up for more books centering around these characters.

Good beginning to end, story goes on and on without description after description! read it in two days probably one day is enough if you can just sit and read all day.

Kay Hooper's books are always winners. The stories move along quickly and the characters are great.

This book is another in the Bishop Special Crimes Unit Series. The story centers around Dani Justice, a woman who has been haunted all of her life by horrific dreams. Dani's ability allows her to help the Crime Unit as they hunt down a madman who killed a Senator's daughter. Although I enjoyed this book I tend to enjoy the series more when one of the operatives is the featured "star" of the book. I felt I wasn't all that invested in Dani. Hooper always manages to engage the reader though.

Kay Hooper at her best