Blind Vision

The Serial Killer: Sitting on the edge of a filthy mattress in a dilapidated house, the killer holds a jar filled with milky liquid - dark orbs bob inside it. The room is silent with the exception of his sing-song voice, "Peek-a-boo I see you." He bursts into a crazed cackle of laughter then stops. His whisper is barely audible, "But you can't see me." The Blind Psychic: Peter Cole moves into a boarding house on the wrong side of town. That's when visions of women being mutilated and murdered start haunting his dreams. The Cop: Joe Carson left the FBI for life as a small town homicide de¬tective. When a serial killer moves into this quiet southern town, Carson is forced to make an unlikely alliance with Peter Cole. Together they must stop the killer before it's too late.

This is an excerpt from Karen Fritz's book Blind Vision. Karen lives in North Carolina with her husband, two daughters and three dogs.  Blind Vision is her debut novel.  She is currently working on her second novel, Crossroads. 

Join Georgiann and Karen for a thrilling hour!