Although Bernadette St. Clare has often been beneficial for the FBI, her unusual skills as an agent that give her that notoriety also make many other agents and officials uneasy with her, or worse, dismiss her as a charlatan. Her sometimes partner, Anthony Garcia, however, is often supportive because he knows that her ability to get behind the eyes of a killer has given them leads in the past.

When a formerly pregnant young woman is found with an inverted pentagram drawn in red on her forehead and no evidence of the baby that has been ripped viciously from her body, the local police and FBI need all the help they can get. They have to discover whether a local coven of witches are part of the problem or a targeted minority group. In addition, the case could become high-profile very quickly, considering the identity of the victim.

BLIND SIGHT, a follow-up to BLIND SPOT and BLIND RAGE, has a great storyline that flies from event to event without feeling rushed. The characterization is realistic, interesting and not at all contrived. In addition, the depiction of small town life in Minnesota during the winter is spot-on and engrossing. This book is an excellent one for anyone who loves a fast-paced mystery.