The Seventh Sense

by T.J. MacGregor

Book Overview

Praised as a chilling must-read by Affaire de Coeur and an outstanding thriller by Booklist, T.J. MacGregor's The Seventh Sense blends psychological suspense with a riveting duel between a man driven over the edge and the FBI agent whose family he killed.Seized by a rage more violent than the storm beating down on the South Florida coast, attorney Frank Benedict aims his BMW at the first vehicle to cross his path. He hits the car -- then backs up...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786010835
• ISBN13: 9780786010837
• Release Date: March 2000
• Publisher: Pinnacle Books
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.1" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Psyhic fiction

I began reading T.J. Macgregor when she was writing South Florida murder mysteries and have been intrigued as she ventured onto "the other side" of psychic fiction. Her characters are so real I find myself considering them as people I know and being an animal lover I am delighted with the personalities of the animals as well. Nobody matches her for reading peoples thoughts and writing them down..Obviously the Kirkus reviewer is completely right or no brained.....

T.J. MacGregor's Best Book To Date!

I am a huge fan of T.J. MacGregor's work, and I believe that The Seventh Sense is her best book to date. I became so engrossed in this fast paced thriller that I lost most of a night's sleep in my haste to find out what happened next. A great read. Highly recommended!

AWESOME READ - her best effort yet

The twists and turns in this book make it very hard to put down and I couldn't. The main characters intrigue you enough that you hope she will continue the series. Introduction of friends of Logan and Charlie make you want to know the story behind them. Reading the sory from the killer's side at the same time made the whole story flow in a way that made me want to get to the next page before I had finished the one I was on! Can't wait to see if another one follows

A "Can't Put Me DOWN" Kind of Read

WHEW! What a FABulous read. I started this book around 5 P.M. today; finished it around 10 P.M. (it's 262 pages). I had to find out how it ended. Just had to. In many ways--the characters probably could have been more fully developed; T.J. also did some segues that made me have to reread a couple sections; but for the most part, this was a story that grabbed me by the seat of my pants and WOULD NOT, COULD NOT let me go. Two of the main characters have suffered Near Death Experiences; this allows them to experience what another character calls The Seventh Sense (in addition to our five senses, she defined the sixth sense as intuition). The main character, Charlie Calloway's husband & unborn baby are killed in a hit & run accident that caused Charlie's NDE. Charlie is an FBI agent, so along with her background and the help of a buddy, she is determined to find the driver who so horribly altered her life. Not only did I want to see how this story ended (and it's a hell of an ending ;-), but I grew more horrified as the story went on--seeing the "bad guy" literally disintegrate in front of my eyes. Other than the NDE "seventh sense" (which may or may not be believable to you), everything else in the story rings true--which makes it that much more horrifying. If you want a story that'll put you on the edge of your seat--check out T.J. MacGregor's, The Seventh Sense.

Frightening road rage police procedural

The client, Jerome MacClean delays his decision on whether to hire Miami attorney Frank Benedict and his law firm. An impotent Frank leaves for home filled with anger. On the way home, he drinks from a flask until he explodes into a mega case of road rage. He purposely sends his BMW crashing twice into the vehicle in front of him. A pregnant woman falls out of the car as a suddenly panicked Frank speeds around and away from the accident scene. As her husband lies dead, the pregnant passenger in the other vehicle, FBI agent Charlotte "Charlie" Calloway, suffers a miscarriage. Desperate to find the SOB who destroyed her family, Charlie turns to help from Leo Wells, who asks Doug Logan for help. After nearly dying, Doug has psychic abilities that he uses to assist Charlie in finding the hit and run murderer. As they get closer to the culprit, Frank becomes even more unhinged and dangerous to everyone, including his spouse, who gets in his path. THE SEVENTH SENSE is a tight thriller that will frighten readers because road rage is becoming a common occurrence. From the very start, the story line never loosens its grip on the audience as Frank's decent into hell begins immediately. The characters all feel genuine, especially the negative feelings of Frank and Charlie. T.J. MacGregor provides readers with a chilling must read.Harriet Klausner