Blind Instinct (Mira Regular) ebook

by Fiona Brand

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by Fiona Brand First published May 1st 2008. Blind Instinct (Paperback). Published April 29th 2008 by Mira Books. Blind Instinct (Mira Regular).

by Fiona Brand First published May 1st 2008. Showing 1-12 of 12. Paperback, 395 pages. Author(s): Fiona Brand. ISBN: 0778325814 (ISBN13: 9780778325819). ISBN: 1741166748 (ISBN13: 9781741166743).

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Rousseau, the detective who had taken her statement the previous evening, wasn’t in yet. He worked second shift and didn’t start until two.

Fiona Brand cked up by a crisp-voiced officer who identified herself as Detective Canon. A few minutes later, Canon found the file. Rousseau had done some checking, and the man she had described didn’t have any kind of profile in either Shreveport or Bossier. It was possible he was new in town, or just passing through.

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BLIND INSTINCT Fiona Brand ww. illsandboon. The very best of friends. books about spies and codes; and Tim and Simon Walker, for supplying. ballistics and WWII military information. Thank you to Jenny Haddon, a former bank regulator, for her invaluable advice about.

Fiona Brand Blind Instinct. Ever since then she had been normal. It was painstaking work and the results might not be conclusive, but his gut instinct said that Lopez had been the shooter and that he’d had to park a vehicle somewhere. The memories, the visits to specialists, had become a part of her past. If they could score a license plate, they would be closer than they had ever been to finally capturing him. I’ve moved Jennifer and her daughter into a hotel until the funeral’s over.

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Great series. I am enjoying reading this series.

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Librarian Sara Fischer is cleaning out her late father Ben's home in Shreveport following his recent death when she comes across a WWII Nazi codebook. That in of itself would be strange, but looking at it makes Sara have a sense of déjà vu; the codebook enigmatically reminds Sara of terrifying nightmares she suffered from as a child.

Sara asks her long time friend Marc Bayard for his help. The Assistant Director of Special projects at National Intelligence visits Sara, but his presence seems to have brought a nasty side effect, the dreams of her youth return. For some uncanny reason that she cannot grasp, thirty something Sara believes she and Marc worked together in 1943 as part of the French Resistance. However, neither she nor her protector realizes the value of the codebook to an unknown adversary whose price for ownership is to kill Marc and Sara as secrets must remain concealed.

The latest romantic suspense thriller by this author (see DOUBLE VISION and KILLER FOCUS) has the usual brand of non-stop action expected from this writer, but also contains a major unique element involving reincarnation. The story line is fast-paced from the moment that Sara finds the codebook and never slows down as an unknown enemy will kill her and marc to possess the book. Although Marc is skeptical about Sara's theory (as will many readers), everyone will agree that Fiona Brand provides her audience with a strong exciting thriller as what happened in 1943 France seems to be repeating itself in 2008 United States.

Harriet Klausner