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But unless she could persuade him that she could predict the killer’s next victim, the murders would go unsolved. And while Alissa could foresee the terrible fate of others, she couldn’t possibly dream what fate had in store for her. | But unless she could persuade him that she could predict the killer’s next victim, the murders would go unsolved. And while Alissa could foresee the terrible fate of others, she couldn’t possibly dream what fate had in store for her. | ||
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| + | Fifth in [[Harlequin Intrigue]]'s [[Woman Of Mystery]] promotion. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
The first [[Harlequin Intrigue]] to feature an African-American hero and heroine. | The first [[Harlequin Intrigue]] to feature an African-American hero and heroine. | ||
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| By Maggie Ferguson | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Intrigue #284 |
- Author: Maggie Ferguson
- Publisher: Harlequin Intrigue # 284
- Year: 1994
- Setting: St. Louis, Missouri
- Amazon Listing: Looks Are Deceiving
Book Description
The morning after was Alissa Adams’s worst nightmare come true. Haunted at night by images of murder, she was afraid to sleep…and even more afraid to wake. The light of day always revealed her visions to be horribly real. Not even the tender caresses and midnight kisses of lawman Kyle Stone could soothe her shattered nerves. What Alissa needed more than Kyle’s passion was his trust.
But unless she could persuade him that she could predict the killer’s next victim, the murders would go unsolved. And while Alissa could foresee the terrible fate of others, she couldn’t possibly dream what fate had in store for her.
Related Titles
Fifth in Harlequin Intrigue's Woman Of Mystery promotion.
Trivia
The first Harlequin Intrigue to feature an African-American hero and heroine.
