Judgement By Fire (36 page)

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by Fire. I hope you enjoyed Jon and Lauren’s story as much as I enjoyed writing
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Canadian newspaper reporter Maggie Kendall
has a psychic gift - or a curse: The missing violently dead call for her to find
them. Her ability incites a serial killer to play games with her, sending her
an invitation in a pink envelope every time he kills and daring her to find his
victims.

But when the killer moves the bodies
without leaving a trace, Maggie is denounced as the worse kind of charlatan - a
psychic fake who feeds off the pain of other peoples’ tragedies.

Just the sort of person that Detective
Joshua Tyler hates the most. He’s been hounded by reporters and fake psychics
since his emotionally disturbed wife disappeared two years earlier. He reacts
angrily when Maggie offers a message from his wife. But he can’t help being
attracted to her even as she infuriates him.

The killer believes that Maggie is that one
special person he’s been searching for - someone who can read his mind. Only
her death can bind them together forever.

Maggie knows he’s going to kill her, and
she knows why. But how can she make Tyler believe her? She needs him to join
her in a race against an experienced and determined killer to save her life . .
.

Anna Findlay needs a man.
Anna has gone from being the bullied Mouse in a small town high school to the
perfectly groomed and wealthy author of a pop psychology book on sex. When her
publicity agent talks her into going to her high school reunion at Christmas,
there are two problems - Anna hated high school, and she has no one to go with.
So, in her own pragmatic style, she hires an escort from an agency - a move
that will change her life forever.
Anna finds herself revisiting her past and learning that she has never been
comfortable in any of the personas she has invented for herself. It takes
falling in love - and Christmas - to show her that all she needs do is be
herself