Dangerous Insight Karoline Anderson 9781963511178

The sheer brutality of the crime scene was surprising. The features of the body resting in the road at the end of a trail of debris were erased by friction. Clothing and body parts left strewn along a gut wrenching path of blood. No skid marks. No calls to 911. No accident. This was murder.

Seattle detectives Kaitlyn Kruse and her partner Joe Riley must discover the identity of the body and the killer's motive. Kaitlyn is determined to get justice for the dead even as the clues point to a narcissistic killer with no qualms and a surprising ability to cover their tracks, putting anyone involved in the investigation in danger. Fortunately, Kaitlyn has a secret weapon-access to her past lives, the memories just beneath the surface, available to help her solve the latest crime, if only she is able to solve the puzzle.

In this rousing crime thriller with a touch of romance and the supernatural, the second in the Kaitlyn Kruse Detective Novel series, Karoline Anderson proves she's got a knack for the thrill. Killer Insight, the first in the series, is a finalist in the Best Thriller Book Awards.

Karoline Anderson is a pediatrician with a love of books. Born in Vancouver, Canada, she currently lives with her husband, golden retriever Jax, and cat Smoky on a lake in Nebraska. She runs whenever she can and has completed several triathlons and one marathon. Her two amazing daughters are off making their own way in the world and are always making her proud.

In Praise of Killer Insight, the first book in the Kaitlyn Kruse Detective Novel series:

"Killer Insight is one of the year's best thrillers." - BestThrillers.com

"All the more impressive when considering that Killer Insight is the debut novel of author Karoline Anderson, this rousing 'whodunnit' mystery (with it's touch of the supernatural), launches the Detective Kaitlyn Kruse series to the delight of all dedicated mystery fans. An original and fun read from start to finish, Killer Insight is especially and unreservedly recommended for community library Mystery/Suspense collections." - Midwest Book Review