Catherine Coulter's FBI series has been a mystery/romance fan's read, but something is lacking in the later books of the series. They don't have the tightness, the spark, or the suspense of the earlier books.
Savich snd Sherlock step in for cameo appearances, then solve the mystery, but the villain is a forgone conclusion and the romance is stilted, too much change too fast.
The psychics add to the muddle, not clear the air. The most interesting of the group is more prop than character in the story -- a plot line left danging.
This one lay in the pile for some months, it didn't mellow with age.
Nash Black, author of TRAVELERS and SINS OF THE FATHERS.

I'm not much for romance novels, but when Coulter write her FBI series, I find I have to read each one. I'm not finished with this book, but I am finding I can't put it down! I want to know, "Who did it!" Coulter has managed to intertwine 2 story plots very effectively, and her story lines are very easy to follow. I don't have to stop to try to remember who the characters are and what has happened in their particular plot. Her twists and turns keep me interested and surprised. This is a great read!