Book Reviews of Chill of Fear (Fear, Bk 2)

Part of the Fear Triology. Chill was my favorite of the three. A haunted resort and a killer without conscience makes for double, double toil and wicked trouble. The romantic side was okay too. In case you aren't familiar this is part of the Bishop Series and #2 in Fear Trio.

On a scale of 1-4, I rate a BIG 3! Enjoyable and smooth reading.

This book is one of the best suspense books I have read all year. I can't believe I hadn't read a book by this author before. I know have another author I absolutely must get more from!!! I highly recommend getting this book. And even if you don't believe in the supernatural...

Chill of Fear kept you on toes. Just when you thought you knew what was happening the plot would twist around and take you in another direction. If you like novels that contain crime and romance, then you want to read this one.

Great paranormal book about psychics. You don't want to put it down.

Good book. Not my favorite by Kay Hooper though.

Really good book. It's hard to put down

A Bishop special crimes unit novel. Very good.

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answers. Diana Brisco has come to The Lodge hoping to unlock the mystery of her own troubled past. Instead she is assailed by nightmares and the disturbing visions of children who vanished from the resort years before. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift- a gift that could catch the coldest killer of all.

FBI agent Quentin Hayes always knew he had an unusual talent, even before her was recruited by Noah Bishop for the controversial Special Crimes Unit. But, as gifted as he is, for twenty years he's been haunted by a heartbreaking unsolved murder that took place at The Lodge, a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee. Now he's returned one final time, determined to put the mystery to rest. Diana Brisco has come there hoping to unlock the mystery of her troubled past. instead, she is assailed by nightmares and the vision of a chidl who vanished from The Lodge years ago. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift, a gift that could catch a killer. Quentin knows that this is his last chance to solve a case that has become a dangerous obsession. But can he persuade Diana to help him, knowing what it could cost her? For something cold and dark and pure evil is stalking the grounds of The Lodge. Something Diana may not survive. Something Quentin never felt before : the chill of fear

Exciting story about a special FBI unit of psychics.

Good book! I like Kay Hooper's trilogies and this was a scary good one.

My first intro to this author, and now searching for more!! Sheree R.

This will keep you guessing until the very end. A fast paced thriller that is hard to put down.

The past can do more than haunt you! For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that ook place at a secluded Victorian era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unite, he's returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answers

For 20 years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort when he was a boy. Now, part of a Special Crimes Unit, he has returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answers.

A good thriller read.

A good read

Supernatural thriller. Quick read.

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long=ago crime to find answers.

Wonderful book as always by Kay Hooper--The Bishop series is one of my favorite paranormal and psychic detective series.

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victoria-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answers. Diana Brisco has come to The Lodge hoping to unlock the mystery of her own troubled past. Instead she is assailed by nightmares and the disturbin visions of children who vanished from the resort years before. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift--a gift that could catch the coldest killer of all.

Kay Hooper is one of my very favorite authors, and this book does not disappoint. Moves a bit slower than some of her other books, but the characters are great, and the story is wonderful

Another terrific read -- follows Hunting Fear and is awesome!!

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answres.

Diana Brisco has come to The Lodge hoping to unlock the mystery of her own troubled past. Instead she is assailed by nightmares and disturbing visions of children who vanished from the resort years before. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift- a gift that could catch the coldest killer of all.

If you like the paranormal this is a good read.

Really really good! Can't wait for the next one.

Great mystery that will keep you guessing till the end!

Kay Hooper books are all very entertaining and fan's of this author know to come to her Bishop/SCU reads with an open mind, and a fair bit of imagination. These are reads where anything goes, and usually does. So keeping that in mind, readers should truly enjoy this fast-paced read.

Quentin Hayes works in Bishop's Special Crimes Unit but every year he has returned to "The Lodge" in order to solve the murder of a childhood friend. Every year he comes away with nothing. This year though, things will be much different because there is someone there that will be able to help him, but first he must convince her that she's not mentally insane, but instead a medium with unheard of power.

Diana Bisco has spent the better part of her life medicated by doctors trying to keep her safe and sane. But Diana is done with the med's and decides on a different course of treatment. She takes an art class at "The Lodge" but this hotel is not what it seems and when she starts seeing dead people she rethinks her mental illness, that is until she meets Quentin. Quentin is going to become very important to her survival if she is going to help those that wander "The Lodge" find peace. Oh, and she must do this before a killer strikes again.

This is truly more of a paranormal/suspense read than a romance read. So those that are looking for an indepth romance read might want to look else where. Otherwise the reader is in for a real treat. Ms. Hooper has combined a great deal into this read but it's all very good. I love her "Bishop" novel's and I look forward to her next effort.

Very good Book I reccomend reading it

this was a good read. i've never read anything dealing with the paranormal, so it was new for me. i'd read her work again.

FBI agent Quentin Hayes and Diana Brisco have come to a secluded resort in Tennessee. Both are looking for answers to a 20-year old mystery. A "Bishop/Special Crimes Unit" novel.

Kay Hooper is one of the best romantic suspense
writers! This series is absolutely page-turning.

This was a great book in the Bishop Special Crimes Series. It moved fast and I couldn't put it down until I finished. Read it in one afternoon.

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answers.

This is a different type of murder-mystery but it kept me guessing and that's the kind of book I enjoy.

This was the first of Hooper's books I read and since have read all of them.

This is another of Kay Hooper's exciting novels with characters that posess psychic abilities. I enjoyed it very much.

An interesting book, with FBI, suspense and psychic abilities.

good book if you're into the supernatural

This one I couldn't put down! Hooper really can put together a complex plot and tie it all together in the end. Truly amazing.

FBI agent Quentin Hayes always knew he had an unusual talent, even before he was recruited by Noah Bishop for the controversial Special Crimes Unit. But, as gifted as he is, for twenty years he's been haunted by a heartbreaking unsolved murder that took place at The Lodge, a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee. Now he's returned one final time, determined to put the mystery to rest.

Diana Brisco has come there hoping to unlock the mystery of her troubled past. Instead, she is assailed by nightmares and the vision of a child who vanished from The Lodge years ago. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift, a gift that could catch a killer.

Quentin knows that this is his last chance to solve a case that has become a dangerous obsession. But can he persuade Diana to help him, knowing what it could cost her? For something cold and dark and pure evil is stalking the grounds of The Lodge. Something Diana may not survive. Something Quentin never felt before: the chill of fear.

Another excellent Kay Hooper book in the "Fear" series.

This is a really good book. I couldn't put it down until it was over. It's a supernatural thriller that kept me interested.
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For 20 yrs FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in TN when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Spec. Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answers.
Diana Brisco has come to The Lodge hoping to unlock the mystery of her own troubled past. Instead she is assailed by nightmares and the distrubing visions of children who vanished from the resort years before. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift--a gift that could catch the
coldest killer of all.

An obsession for solving an old murder brings an FBI profiler and a young woman with pyschic abilities together at a secluded Victorian resort. Their investigation takes them to the eerie world of ghosts.
Many twists and turns happen keeping you wondering what will happen next.

If you like the unknown along with criminal suspense, this author is awesome!

This is Kay Hooper's best story yet. I have claimed this as my favorite.

This book kept you interested from the first to the last page!! Very good book.

Have 2 copies. Kay Hooper never disappoints her readers!

Good read--very interesting.

You will be guessing till the last page,old manison, in the woods, murder,ghost, shall I go on?

Interesting story. Good mix of straight mystery and supernatural that's not too far over the top.

You cant go wrong with Kay Hooper, This is another good book from a grat auther

Great! Great! Great!

Creepy Good!! Especially if you like the paranormal.

Luckily, I do not live alone...this one gave me the jitters...the waiting for something to reach out from under the bed and grab kind! Can't wait to read the next!
Every once in a while it did seem to move slow, though. Maybe because a lot of the concepts that were fresh to the one character I had accepted long ago as fact in the paranormal world.

Another Special Crimes Unit book, always a good read.

Read the whole book in one night! Kay Hooper is a wonderful writer and following Bishop's Special Crimes Unit is a fascinating trip!

This book was a very good book. Very hard to put down.

another good read in Hooper's fear series.

excellent!

For 20yrs.FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in TENN.
when he was no more than a boy.Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit,he's returned to the scrne of that long-ago crime to find answers.

Excellent!!!!

This is the first Kay Hooper novel I've read, but I really enjoyed it. It was difficult to put down because there are so many things left hanging when she switches to other character interaction... I wanted to keep reading in order to find out what was happening next with all the characters. I enjoyed the paranormal being an integral part of the main characters and the plot, especially since I love The Dead Zone series!

This is definitely one of my very favorite Kay Hooper books that I have read...and her most recent paperback! I loved that the story location stayed the same and all the details and charater developement just unfolded in a great way.

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long-ago crime to find answers.

Diana Brisco has come to the Lodge hoping to unlock the mystery of her own troubled past. Instead she is assailed by nightmares and the disturbing visions of children who vanished from the resort years before. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift - a gift that could catch the coldest killer of all.

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder taht took place at a secluded Victorian-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he returned to the scene of that long ago crime to find answers. Diana Brisco has come to The Lodge hoping to unlock the mystery of her own troubled past. Instead she is assailed by nightmares and the disturbing visions of children who vanished from the resort years before. And an FBI agent is trying to convince her that she isn't crazy but that she has a rare gift. - a gift that could catch the coldest killer of all. I really enjoyed this book!

For twenty years FBI agent Quentin Hayes has been haunted by an unsolved murder that took place at a secluded Victoriean-era resort in Tennessee when he was little more than a boy. Now part of Noah Bishop's Special Crimes Unit, he's returned to the scene of that long ago crime to find answers.

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