Whoa, what a ride! Blind Justice takes you by the scruff of your collar, the edge of your seat, and does not let you go till you see the sea in Rocklynne, Oregon where this tight murder mystery takes place.

The Preacher, a serial killer, is slaughtering vulnerable, trusting woman by pretending to be a man of the cloth. He also seems to be a mind reader. He seems to know every move the police department makes. Norrie Benedict, a gifted psychic who became blind from a tragic accident, is both the leading investigator and the Preacher’s next target.

Blind Justice has a gentle romance, the daily frustrations of the newly blind, as well as someone newly gifted (or cursed) with the ability to read scenes of murderers and mayhem. These are not glib or fluffy, but rigorous physically and mentally draining activities. Norrie’s passionate desire to rid the world of this horrible killer, which becomes borderline obsessive, drives her to find this man before he kills again—possibly this time, her.

Reviewed By Nancy Louise
© January 2007