Visions of Darkness

by Judith Rochelle

Dan Romeo, CEO of the mysterious Phoenix Agency, has just completed a dangerous mission and wants some down time. But when his friend Chase Carpenter calls with an emergency, how can he refuse him? Someone is threatening to steal Chase's brand new high tech robot about to be unveiled and all he's got is an anonymous tip. Art historian Mia Fleming has battled with her precognitive abilities all her life, often shunned by a skeptical public and even more skeptical police. But the visions relating to the robot are so vivid she can't ignore them. When Dan tracks her down as the source of the anonymous note, he wonders if she's the culprit or a conduit for a message? Things get complicated when the electricity between Dan and Mia ratchets up into high voltage and they find it's not something they can ignore. Then bodies begin falling, Mia's visions escalate in horror and intensity and the tension at Carpenter Techtronics is off the charts. When Mia is shot and almost killed, Dan and his team race to locate the real robot and find the killers before they can strike again.

268 pages, Paperback

First published November 7, 2008

About the author

Desiree Holt, also writing as Judith Rochelle, has lived a life of excitement that brings the color to her writing. She was a summer fishing guide, a summer field hand where she was one of only three women working, a member of a beginning ski team that skied in competition (and no, no broken bones!). She spent several years in the music business representing every kind of artist from country singer to heavy metal rock bands. For several years she also ran her own public relations agency handling any client that interested her. She is twice a finalist for an EPIC E-Book Award, a nominee for a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award, winner of the first 5 Heart Sweetheart of the Year Award at The Romance Studio, and is published by four different houses. Romance Junkies said of her work: “Desiree Holt is the most amazing erotica author of our time and each story is more fulfilling then the last.”

Reviews

[Bitten_by_Books · Rating 5 out of 5]

In the second installment of the Phoenix Agency series, the focus is on agency partner Dan Romeo. After a kidnapping rescue mission in Mexico, Dan is preparing to take some time off to recoup from the mission. Instead of relaxing though, he travels to San Antonio to help his friend Chase Carpenter...

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[Roxanne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read- this entire series , so far, it worth reading. just got Scent of Danger. Hopefully, just as good