Actually, this is the one starring Bishop, making it one of my favorites.
Anyway, Sheriff Miranda Knight lives in a small town where teens are being murdered. After the third teen has gone missing, she calls in the FBI's new department, one that's a little...unorthodox.
Noah Bishop, Tony Harte, and Dr. Sharon Edwards all come.
The trick? The new department is all psychics, and Bishop is the one in charge.
Of course, Bishop and Miranda have a past...one that makes Miranda the only person left for her little sister Bonnie.
And while a madman is trying to clean-up after his mistakes in this town, Bishop and Miranda are not only trying to find him, but trying to protect Bonnie from him, dealing with a creepy and angry spirit that's haunting all the local Ouija boards, and trying to figure out their relationship (I still think it's creepy when Bishop calls her "love." He's not that kind of guy.)
You can pick up any of these novels and not be too lost (I started with the latest one published at the time, Sleeping With Fear, which continues to be my favorite), though apparently the newest trilogy actually have an overarching story line. So there you go.
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