Eve Wilson has been through more in her life that anyone should ever have to experience. Viciously assaulted by a dangerous serial killer, she hid behind the virtual world of the Internet where no one could see her scars. Even though her physical scars no longer show, her inner scars are another story entirely. In spite of this, or maybe because of it, she's chosen to major in psychology and is running a study of the virtual world and the people that play in it. Now, suddenly, it seems that several of her "test" subjects are committing suicide. Quite quickly, it becomes clear that these are not suicides but are, instead, twisted murders by one of the most unique serial killers ever invented by a writer.

Detective Noah Webster carries his own demons even as he works tirelessly to find the person responsible for these murders. He is drawn to the damaged, but brave, Eve. Together, they dive into the virtual realm of Shadowland, an online community for people to pretend to be what they aren't. This is also the place from which a very dangerous serial killer is culling his victims, and there is no way to tell who he is.

As Noah and Eve work closely together to end this killer's reign of terror, they find themselves acknowledging some deep feelings for each other. Noah wants to give into them and see where it leads them. Eve, on the other hand, is positive that her past makes her too damaged to ever be with anyone, and has resigned herself to a life filled only with friends. When it becomes clear that Eve is the killer's next target, she may have to re-think everything she's believed about herself.

Karen Rose is no stranger to the world of romantic, psychological suspense fiction. Each of her books is a treat, and I CAN SEE YOU is no exception. In this book, Ms. Rose has reached deep into her intensely vast imagination and created a serial killer the likes of which have not been seen in a book or on the screen. The fun comes in in the form of a couple of subplots which throw a true monkey wrench into it all.

This is not a book that you're going to figure out before Ms. Rose is ready for you to. She holds all the cards close to the vest until she absolutely has to let go of them. Just when you think you know what's going on, you find out it was nothing even CLOSE to what you were thinking. Be prepared to live in this book while you're reading it because it's not going to let go of you until the very end. You'll be intrigued, frightened, and pulling for Eve and Noah to take that final step to what they both want. All in all, it's a much more than satisfying read. Do yourself a favor and get a copy of I CAN SEE YOU.