Heather M. (heather73) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 16 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
This was a terrific read. The characters were very real and the suspense was awesome, it was hard to put down, with a great twist at the end!
Crystal B. (Sunshine) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 142 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I really like the Bishop/SCU books and this was another great one!
Bonnie T. (g-momthomas) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 10 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This is another in Ms.Hooper's series featuring different types of ESP.I enjoy all her books,they are actually very beleivable and scary!
Joyce K. (joylynn) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 50 more book reviews
Special Agent Riley Crane woke up in a beach cottage fully dressed, a gun under her pillow, and covered in blood. Even more frightening, she didn't remember what had happened the night before. She barely remembered anything about the previous three weeks. As the Special Crimes Unit expert on the occult, Riley has been sent to Opal Island by her enigmatic chief Noah Bishop to investigate reports of dangerous occult activity. But she's awoken to discover that she's got a sexy new man in her life and an unreliable memory, and that the clairvoyant abilities she's always depended on to protect her are MIA. Now she'll have to feel her way throught a deadly game of blindman's bluff. For what Riley can't remember is more than enough to cost her, her life.
This is another of Kay Hoopers, Bishop series, and once again Kay has keep you wondering who Agent Riley can really trust, when she can't remember what has happened and that she has lost her abilities that she has relied on for so long. Another great book.
This is another of Kay Hoopers, Bishop series, and once again Kay has keep you wondering who Agent Riley can really trust, when she can't remember what has happened and that she has lost her abilities that she has relied on for so long. Another great book.
Jennifer W. (GeniusJen) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 5322 more book reviews
I, for one, love the Bishop/FBI SCU stories, and thought this book was an excellent addition to the series.
Riley Crane wakes up in bed at her rental cottage in Opal Island, only to realize she's covered in dried blood and has no memories of the last three weeks. Apparently, she was on the island to investigate supposed black magic/occult activities while claiming she was on vacation--but she has no recollection of that fact. She also doesn't remember that she's become romantically involved with Ash Prescott, Hazard County District Attorney.
Bishop and the rest of his agents are spread thinly across the United States working on their own investigations, so Riley is on her own, without a partner or any back-up. As situations turn deadly and a body is found tortured and mutilated in a small woods, Riley knows that she must uncover what has been happening to her the last three weeks, and uncover it quickly.
As her mind plays tricks on her, even leading to blackouts where she loses hours of her day (besides the very important memories she's already lost), Riley knows that something evil is happening on Opal Island. It is up to her, and her blind trust in Ash, to figure out what that evil is, and stop it before it ends up killing her.
SLEEPING WITH FEAR is an excellent addition to the SCU series, and I, for one, am glad I picked up a copy of the book. I can't wait to see what Ms. Hooper has in store for Bishop and his team next.
Riley Crane wakes up in bed at her rental cottage in Opal Island, only to realize she's covered in dried blood and has no memories of the last three weeks. Apparently, she was on the island to investigate supposed black magic/occult activities while claiming she was on vacation--but she has no recollection of that fact. She also doesn't remember that she's become romantically involved with Ash Prescott, Hazard County District Attorney.
Bishop and the rest of his agents are spread thinly across the United States working on their own investigations, so Riley is on her own, without a partner or any back-up. As situations turn deadly and a body is found tortured and mutilated in a small woods, Riley knows that she must uncover what has been happening to her the last three weeks, and uncover it quickly.
As her mind plays tricks on her, even leading to blackouts where she loses hours of her day (besides the very important memories she's already lost), Riley knows that something evil is happening on Opal Island. It is up to her, and her blind trust in Ash, to figure out what that evil is, and stop it before it ends up killing her.
SLEEPING WITH FEAR is an excellent addition to the SCU series, and I, for one, am glad I picked up a copy of the book. I can't wait to see what Ms. Hooper has in store for Bishop and his team next.
Linda B. (lballas) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 4 more book reviews
This was a very well-written suspenseful story. I had not read any of Kay Hooper's work before, but I will certainly pick up more of hers now. She knows how to keep the reader in suspense.
Bekka E. (bekka) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 20 more book reviews
Good read, the ending was a surprise. Not a page turner, but interesting enough that I wanted to finish the book.
Didn't get invested in the characters, maybe if I had read the whole series I would feel for them.
Glad I read it, interesting story idea, using extra senses to solve crime.
Didn't get invested in the characters, maybe if I had read the whole series I would feel for them.
Glad I read it, interesting story idea, using extra senses to solve crime.
Sandra B. (1037) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 19 more book reviews
Hooper always delivers a thrilling, keep you guessing story with engaging characters. Her bad guys are bad, her good guys are good while still being humand and fallible and her plots are believable and well thought out. The relationships follow a natural course. She never fails to deliver.
loved it
Gaylene G. (gigi) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 355 more book reviews
This was very interesting, whether you believe in telepathy,ESP or Clairvoyance. It will keep you turning the pages to see the conclusion to this thriller!
Vikki C. (vhope00) -
Great story. It was surprisingly a real thriller and mystery and as an added bonus a great romance too. I almost forgot--interweaved is paranormal ability. I've been enjoying this author, although I'm not sure which book belongs to which series, but they all seem to stand alone. Reading the other books just makes the entire arc more richer. This book is a keeper!
Joyce C. (Cageme) reviewed Sleeping with Fear (Fear, Bk 3) (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit, Bk 9) on + 258 more book reviews
The opening chapter set the pace. The pace was rapid and the ending was worth the read. Suspicion and guessing didn't betray the ending. Satisfying book.
