Carrie Wiegman

Special Agent Kate Jacobson finds herself, yet again, on the cusp of another intense FBI investigation.

After closing the latest brutal case that lingers in her thoughts, Kate and fellow Quick Response Team member, Special Agent Layne Ward, start probing into the recent drowning of a young woman.

From the onset, Kate realizes this new case is more sinister than anything she has investigated in the past eight years in the FBI. Drawing upon her in-depth training at Quantico, Kate quickly dives into the perpetrator’s method of killing and immediately sees a gruesome trend as more victims are found, putting an urgency on Kate, and the rest of the QRT Team, to quickly find and apprehend the killer.

With the mounting pressure, Kate begins to lean even harder on her secret trusted guide, whom she discovered in childhood. That simple yet profound guide has a voice. Sometimes a strong voice as it urges - even pushes - Kate pointing her to gather clues from unlikely sources. She has nicknamed her secret.

Kate’s Whisper.

Since a young age, Kate has ‘known’ things. This knowing, this source guide, builds her intuitively, even romantically, as she explores her budding feelings for a member of her small band of trusted people, the handsome Delta Force leader, Master Sergeant Damon Harris.

As the whisper gets stronger, Kate finds herself vulnerable to Harris but also to the case as it explodes after Kate finds a stunning connection between the victims.

Will Kate’s trusted whisper help her close the case, and closer to Harris, or is there something unknown even to her whisper that will put Kate in peril? Is her intuition possibly wrong this time, or will it guide her to happiness with Harris and an arrest of Seattle’s most dangerous killer?

Coming In From the Outfield

Lillian Grant has a history of dating the “wrong men,” but after she breaks it off with the latest of the bunch (a full-on stalker this time), she decides once and for all: no more. For the first time in her adult life, Lillian is focusing on herself. She has a pleasantly small and amusing life in Denver, a job she loves, supportive friends and colleagues, and has even completed self-defense training. Lillian is on the up and up, surprised to find herself competing for a promotion and actually looking forward to what life brings next. She’s got a plan in place-until a simple wrong turn in a massive baseball stadium drastically alters her life.

Then comes the moment she meets Hayden McCoy. You know, the multi-year Golden Glove-winning shortstop for the Houston Aztecs. Handsome, too. That Hayden McCoy.

Hayden seems to have more press written about his dating and partying life than his on-field performance. But Lillian doesn’t know any of this-let alone who he is-when the two meet, experiencing an immediate, fierce connection. After a swoon worthy first meeting on the darkened outfield after an Aztecs game, Hayden and Lillian embark on an intense long distance relationship that pushes the limits of Lillian’s protective boundaries. Slowly, Lillian lets her guard down, enjoying being the new woman that Hayden brings out of her.

But Lillian’s afraid of what else might come out along with it.

Can Lillian’s fear of dating the wrong guy end with Hayden, or will the distance between them-and Hayden’s old reputation-come back into the picture? Can they put the past behind them and forge ahead to a higher level of commitment to each other, or is it game over?