Waking the Dead

Kylie Brant has created an electrifying and infinitely gripping novel. Waking the Dead is the third novel in a series featuring characters that work for Raiker Forensics. In graphic detail, Kylie creates despicable crimes that add chills and stomach churning tension. Through the heroine's investigation, the relationship that develops between the hero and she smolders, culminating in an explosion. Secondary characters, add... Read Full Review

This is my first Kylie Brant book. Ordering others today. I am retired and I read (just about) everything: books, blogs, magazines. When I go to bed late and get up early to read a book, it got to be good!! I can only hope that 'Waking the Dead' keeps you awake also.

and I am going to read the other 2 just as fast as I can order them. This is a fast paced novel, police procedure with overtones of the FBI profilers only they are called mindhunters in this book and there was a movie by the same name starring William Peterson. All are excellent. Getting inside the head of a serial killer takes an unusual talent and gift and this girl has it and more. I will not depict the plot here, others... Read Full Review

In Oregon's Willamette Forest, nature guide Zach Sharper finds seven garbage bags in a remote part of the wilderness in a cave on Castle Rock where you would not expect any trash. He takes a peek and finds each contains bones that he knows from his Ranger days are human remains although none contain a skull. He calls the authorities. Sheriff Marin Andrews asks Raiker Forensics for help in identifying the bodies. They send... Read Full Review

Dramatically depicted suspense plus genuine emotional responses keep WAKING THE DEAD totally engrossing and rewarding. There may be countless clues in the third Mindhunters story, yet readers will still be surprised by some revelations and even completely stunned by a few disclosures. Kylie Brant definitely knows how to keep one riveted to every word in her story, as there could be a major hint of what is to come hidden almost... Read Full Review