Stroke of Death
A Psychic Vision Novel
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4.5 • 61 Ratings
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Publisher Description
This is the next instalment of the popular Psychic Vision series by USA Today Bestselling author Dale Mayer.
Cayce’s art is well-known and respected among her peers, and, as such, has spawned forgers, copycats … and enemies. But when her favorite model and best friend is murdered—the masterpiece painted on her skin cut off her body—Cayce knows she’s up against a collector of a very different sort.
Detective Richard Henderson doesn’t know much about art, but he knows what he likes. Of all the art mixed up in this case, it is the artist, Cayce, who fascinates him the most. While he understands her work contains an element of something extraordinary, he just doesn’t know what that is exactly or how she embodies it in her creative works of art.
But, when other models show up dead, with more souvenirs taken from their bodies, both the artist and the detective realize much more is involved in this than just Cayce’s art … It’s all about Cayce’s soul.
Customer Reviews
Intriguing
The author has done it again. I was hooked from Elena’s demise to the very end. Cayce’s journey kept me so involved in the book that I read it in one sitting . It had friendships , enemies and a budding romance and I always enjoy when Stefan and Dr Maddy get involved I highly recommend this book
A Stroke of Paint, a Stroke of Genius, A Stroke . . .
A Stroke of Death is the 17th book of the Psychic Vision series of Dale Mayers. I am an avid fan of the author's other series (involving SEALs and so much more) and have only recently started reading the Psychic Visions series. Now I am a huge fan for this series as well. An unconventional artist and a detective called in for a murder, both with psychic gifts. A murder mystery, a romance, psychic skills, well written characters, and so very many plots twists. This is a standalone book and a page turner read (opened the book and finished it in less than 24 hours, much to the detriment of my other projects). Bravo, bravo!!
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