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Blind Sight (Bernadette St. Clare, Bk 3)
Blind Sight - Bernadette St. Clare, Bk 3
Author: Terri Persons
ISBN-13: 9780385526531
ISBN-10: 0385526539
Publication Date: 5/26/2009
Pages: 336
Rating:
  • Currently 3.8/5 Stars.
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3.8 stars, based on 15 ratings
Publisher: Doubleday
Book Type: Hardcover
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reviewed Blind Sight (Bernadette St. Clare, Bk 3) on + 248 more book reviews
I REALLY liked book one and two. This one I did not. I found it boring. But maybe others will enjoy it.
Sleepy26177 avatar reviewed Blind Sight (Bernadette St. Clare, Bk 3) on + 218 more book reviews
The corpse of a young, runaway girl is found by a deer hunter. Lydia Dunton was the daughter of U. S. senator Magnus Dunton, her pregnant womb was sliced open to remove the baby she carried and on her forehead the killer left an inverted pentagram.
Bernadette Saint Clare and her supervisor and partner Anthony Garcia are pressured to solve the case asap and get the smallest victim back alive but where to begin ?

When evidence is tampered with, a suspect is killed and a whole town keeps silent about a possible satanic cult or a witches coven the investigators have to find other ways. One leads Bernadette to an old case that happened many years before in a town not far away and a town where Lydia Dunton was shortly before she was killed.
Recovering Lydia's backpack and using Bernadette's special ability, the investigators are able to bring a little light into the case, a light that puts her own parents into the spotlight.

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Blind Sight is the third novel in a series featuring Bernadette Saint Clare and Anthony Garcia and as the two previous novels, Blind Spot and Blind Rage it keeps what it promises. Like before Bernadette's sight is mostly irrelevant but gives her hunches and the killer's surroundings that come in handy. With a not too overpowering romantic relationship deepening in this novel it offers the typical whodunit FBI procedure with very likeable characters and and introduction to a new character I got the feeling we will meet again.