Book Review
Riley Crane is a FBI agent. Formerly in the military, her instincts are very good. In her unit, Riley is known for the special ability to blend into a situation, to become a new character. Then, one morning, Riley wakes up and she can’t remember where she is, how she got there, or what character she’s supposed to be. As murders begin to take place in town, Riley must regain her memory and figure out whom she can trust. And she needs to figure it out fast as the killer is aiming for her.Sleeping With Fear by Kay Hooper is the second book in her Fear Trilogy. However, the book offers more than enough information to be a stand-alone novel. Hooper has created her own agency in the FBI, an agency called the Special Crimes Unit (SCU). What makes everyone in the SCU so special is that they all have some form of psychic powers.
This book is a great read for anyone who likes science fiction, a touch of romance, and plenty of action. The story keeps you guessing until the end, and when the bad guy appears, you just have to snap your fingers and go ‘Oh! Now everything makes sense!’
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