From Publishers Weekly

In Persons's by-the-numbers second novel to feature psychic FBI agent Bernadette Saint Clare (after Blind Spot), Saint Clare, who's based in St. Paul, Minn., investigates a baffling series of water-related deaths. Some apparent suicides in the Mississippi have been followed by bathtub drownings—the latest of which, of troubled University of Minnesota student Shelby Hammond, has clear signs of foul play. The efforts of Saint Clare and Tony Garcia, her hunky supervisor, to find a link between Hammond and the other victims lead to a psychiatrist who had treated some of the dead girls and to a professor who had some of them as students. Saint Clare consults the ghost of a dead FBI agent on the case, though the author provides no backstory explaining how the paranormal exists in this fictional universe. Thriller fans who can't get enough of the familiar story of the attractive female agent vs. the psychopathic serial killer will find more of the same. (May)
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Review

PRAISE FOR TERRI PERSONS

"A great new voice in crime fiction."
—Linda Fairstein

“Persons has shattered the thriller mold.”
—John Sandford

PRAISE FOR BLIND SPOT

“Unexpected plot twists and engaging characters make for a highly entertaining read.”
—Boston Globe

“Blind Spot’s high-octane pace will leave you gasping for breath.”
—Peterborough Evening Telegraph