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Caught

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Former law enforcement profiler Connor Quinn left the police force
because he could not deal with the nightmares that haunted him while he
profiled a killer. He finds that he sleeps better as a newspaper
photographer and does not miss his old job. Everything changes when the
police ask Connor to help them profile what appears to be a new serial
killer. Reluctantly, he agrees to help, knowing full well that he must
get inside the skin of the perpetrator and the nightmares that follows it.
In exchange for his help, Connor will obtain an exclusive on the case.

Copy Editor Kate Devane helps Connor on his newspaper articles. Kate's
life has been a living nightmare as she had to have her ex-spouse committed
to a hospital. She is seeing no one and has no plans to become intimate
with anyone even though she takes cyber walks with an unknown fellow
hacker. As Kate and Connor work closely together on the case, they begin
to fall in love. However, neither one wants a relationship and then there
remains the serial killer, who has targeted Kate among his future victims.

CAUGHT is a gripping work of romantic suspense that places plenty of
emphasis on both the romance and the suspense. The lead protagonists are
brilliantly developed characters struggling to overcome flaws in their
personalities. The story line is action packed and should draws fans of
serial killer tales into Rachel Lee's fold. Anyone who enjoys a fast-paced
romantic intrigue will want to be caught by Ms. Lee's terrific tale.

Harriet Klausner

This is the first book of Rachel Lee's that I have read that will have me eagerly looking out for new books by her. The story was gripping and the romantic interest of Kate and Connor kept me hungering for more of them and saddened when the book ended.

Not a bad book but I had the killer figured out early on. There was also no real reason for Mike's family's attitude toward Kate. And Connor was supposed to be some hot shot profiler but he didn't figure out who Katy-did was? But the book did hold my interest.

This was my first book by Rachel Lee and it won't be my last. Kate and Conner's relationship had an interesting twist and kept me wanting more. I'll definetly loan it out to my friends.

Connor was a damn good profiler for the police--that's why he had to quit. When the police are stumped for clues about a new serial killer, Connor gets sucked into his old nightmares again. During her married life, Kate Devane has lived a life of hell. Only just getting her emotion feet back under her, she 'escapes' into cyberspace & finds a friend...and an enemy. Unfortunately, her illusion of safety is shattered when she is targeted by the killer....