Her Deepest Secret (Deadly Sight #4)

In a family of psychics, she’s the underachiever.

Corinne Massaro has a lot to measure up to. Her youngest sister was fast-tracked into the FBI. Another singlehandedly brought down one of LA’s most dangerous serial killers. The eldest, a forensic sketch artist whose visions put her in the mind of violent killers, has assisted the LAPD on more high-profile arrests than any of them can count. Corinne’s job experience is serving coffee at Starbucks.

So when a small town in Northern California is plagued by a child murderer who slips through the authorities’ fingers time after time, Corinne decides to do something to help. Unfortunately, she arrives on the same day as one mean, nasty FBI agent henceforth known as the insensitive ogre, and not only does he fiercely condemn psychics, Special Agent Nate Ingerscholl seems to have it in for her on a personal level.

What’s a girl to do? Charm his socks off, of course.

He doesn’t just believe all psychics are frauds, he knows it for a fact. After all, he was raised by one.

Nathaniel Ingerscholl has lived his whole life under the shame of a mother who was a self-confessed con artist. Bullied in school, shunned by society, and humiliated among his peers, the worst part of all was the moral abandonment by the very person who was supposed to teach him right from wrong. Now a special agent with the FBI, he takes personal satisfaction in exposing each and every flimflam artist he encounters for the swindlers they are, and beautiful Corinne Massaro will be no different.

If he can work past her girl-next-door charisma, that is.