Kaely Quinn is particularly unique as she has some interesting...habits. With her own dark history as the daughter of a serial kill to contend with, Kaely is haunted by her own unique species of ghosts. Despite being brilliant at what she does, Kaely is in a constant battle to not loose herself to the unusual techniques she implements to find her killers.
I found "Fire Storm" to be quick moving and exciting. I had a fairly good idea who the 'bad guy' was early on in the book, but even though the ending didn't come as much of a surprise I still highly enjoyed this book. Kaely is a fascinating character, and I liked getting to know her in a more 'human' setting as we got dragged into Kaely's personal life. Also, I was pleased to see her partner Noah show up on scene. They make such a good team and I keep holding my breath hoping these two find a happy ending.
This was a fun read and a good mystery. I definitely recommend both book in this series. Thank-you to Graf Martin Communications and to Baker Publishing House for a copy of this book.
Back Cover:
When FBI profiler Kaely Quinn's brother asks for help caring for their unwell mother, Kaely finds herself headed to Darkwater, Nebraska. When she arrives, she learns the small town has been facing a series of fires. While the fire chief attributes them to the misuse of space heaters in the frigid winter, Kaely identifies a pattern that makes her suspect they were no accident.
After yet another blaze devastates a local family, Kaely's suspicions turn to certainty. Together with her partner from St. Louis, Noah Hunter, and her brother's firefighter neighbor, Kaely and her team begin an investigation that swiftly leads them down a twisted path. When the truth is finally revealed, Kaely finds herself confronting a madman who is determined his last heinous act will be her death.
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