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Kay Hooper

A Bishop Files Trilogy

By Mark GrahamPublished 3 months ago 1 min read
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Kay Hooper

A Bishop Files Trilogy

If interested in science fiction mixed with romance, spiritualism, and a little eroticism (sex) thriller and maybe even a little suspense this series of three will be for you to read and enjoy. Noah Bishop, FBI is the one in charge or this mission among missions and will require skills and patience that in my eyes to figure out why psychics that are born and/or made are disappearing.

Book One

'The First Prophet' is mainly dealing with the characters of Sarah and Tucker and a few others. Sarah in the beginning suffers a head injury and comes out of a coma, and her troubles and issues come together in so many ways. Sarah and Tucker must find a way to feel safe and secure with what is occurring with her and them and really what is all around them. 'Why?' is the question "she is wanted by them?"

Book Two

'A Deadly Web' is where the case picks up with Sarah's friend Tasha, who also finds our she has certain abilities and figuring out why her, and why it feels that she is being watched. Miranda and Brodie are still leaders of the group, but Brodie and Tasha become more and trying to find out who the 'Guardian' is or are and what do they want with psychics. Shadows are everywhere it seems when Astrid, Duran, and Murphy as well as a few others are introduced.

Book Three

'Final Shadows' is the culmination of the series and the characters and when they are all confronted with and entity known as 'Sebring' and the eventual 'Why?" that book one will be answered or will it.

(Technically Kay Hooper has written all the psychic conversations throughout the series using italics to disseminate 'psychic' from 'regular' conversation. I thought this was a good touch to me to let these characters feel around certain other characters for safety and security purposes.)

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    Written by Mark Graham