Book Review: "I Can See You" by Karen Rose

I have never read a Karen Rose book before I read her newest book I Can See You.  It is a Mystery/Thriller book, that definitely kept me reading, although I don’t recommend reading it while alone in your house at night!

Rose has this book filled with plots and sub-plots that it definitely has a lot going on.  I also loved how even though I guessed who the killer was, she offered various “suspects” to keep me second-guessing myself.  The book stars Eva Wilson, who has brutally attacked and disfigured several years before.  In order to cope, she throws herself into an online world and then helps others with their lack of self-confidence.  So not only does Eva have her own problems to deal with, but she also now has to deal with her “students” turning up dead.  The story reminded me of a Lifetime Movie I saw years ago, but this story by Karen Rose had more substance, romance, and characters.

Overall, I really enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for some suspense.  I also am going to check out Karen Rose’s past books, as if they are as good as this one, then I am sure I will love them. 

From the Publisher:

Virtual reality meets bloody reality in bestseller Rose’s spine-tingling 10th thriller, which introduces the Minneapolis PD’s Hat Squad, whose members earn snappy fedoras for successfully fighting crime. Almost six years have passed since Eve Wilson, a former runaway introduced in Rose’s debut, Don’t Tell (2003), moved from Chicago to the Twin Cities after a vicious assault. Plastic surgery has improved her looks, and she’s begun researching a Web role-playing game, Shadowland, and how it can be used to build self-esteem. Eve also connects with a homicide detective investigating the Red Dress Killer, who finds some victims through Shadowland. Samantha Altman is the killer’s first victim, but she’s not identified until the second, Martha Brisbane, is found. When Eve learns Martha was a fellow research participant, she becomes a Hat Squad confidential informant. Rose keeps the action popping as the psycho claims more lives, hoping to add Eve to his list.

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