Final Shadows: A Bishop Files Novel #3

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A desperate underground war with the survival of millions at stake looms in the electrifying conclusion of the New York Times bestselling Bishop Files Trilogy. A desperate underground war with the survival of millions at stake looms in the electrifying conclusion of the New York Times bestselling Bishop Files Trilogy. Tasha Solomon's world turned upside-down when the psychic abilities she had tried so hard to live with in secret suddenly made her a target stalked by unseen enemies. John Brodie is by nature, by training, and by instinct a Guardian. He is a member of an intricate and secretive network of individuals who have devoted their lives to the deadly struggle of saving psychics in danger of being taken or being killed. It is a war very few other people even know exists, and yet its tentacles stretch deeply and dangerously into every aspect of society. Tasha has abilities not even she is aware of, abilities that the other side would give virtually all they possess to destroy. And if being hunted like an animal were not bad enough she has to learn how to become a warrior in a battle she did not choose, to save people she does not know, and possibly even the very world around her. If John Brodie can keep her alive long enough.

Kay Hooper is the award-winning, New York Times bestselling author of the Bishop/Special Crimes Unit series, including Hostage, Haven, Blood Ties, Blood Dreams, Blood Sins, and The Bishop Files series, including The First Prophet. She lives in North Carolina.

Praise for New York Times bestselling author Kay Hooper and her novels "A dark thriller that plunges readers into the disturbing side of the paranormal."-Fresh Fiction "Filled with page-turning suspense."-The Sunday Oklahoman "A stirring and evocative thriller."-Palo Alto Daily News "When it comes to delivering the creepy and supernatural, Hooper is on a roll."-RT Book Reviews "Kay Hooper has given you a darn good ride, and there are far too few of those these days."-Dayton Daily News "It passed the 'stay up late to finish it in one night' test."-The Denver Post