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Susan Peterson Wisnewski is an indie author from the east coast. She writes thrillers and paranormal with a sprinkling of chick lit and horror.
From a cruncher of numbers to a stringer of words, she decided it was time to follow her dreams and put down on paper all of those stories that floated around in her head. Raised in New York City and Long Island, she is a consummate shopaholic having been given the gift of style from her mother and grandmother. When not writing, she can be found shopping, visiting museums, gardening, or being walked by her oversized puppy.
Her books are a genre mix all neatly packaged together. Surprise and twists keep her readers guessing and she has been accused of writing books that can’t be put down. Pushing characters to challenges themselves is her trademark as is a creating strong female characters – no damsels in distress here. Her inspiration comes from seeing a situation and then enhancing it to create an unusual story line. And yes, she does see ghosts, or spirits as they prefer to be called and has had her run ins with a fairy or two.
Reviewed by Lit Amri for Readers' Favorite
Twenty-five-year-old Morticia ‘Tisha’ Adams witnesses a murder on her routine train commute. When the body disappears, she teams up with Detective Murphy, a man with mysterious abilities. But Tisha is keeping a secret of her own – the dead speak to her. It’s an ability that she has always hated and feared. As the body count rises and those closest to Tisha are drawn into the danger, Tisha’s only choice is to reach out to her estranged grandmother to learn more about her intuitive talents, prevent more deaths, and solve the case before it’s too late.
BlindSight (Adam Thriller Complete) by Susan Peterson Wisnewski is a complete edition containing all three books of the series. The first person point of view makes the narrative more intimate and engaging. The plot pace is appropriate and well-executed – the story opens with some introduction to the female lead’s life before a murder takes place, and then more of her backstory is gradually told as the story progresses. Susan Peterson Wisnewski did well in making sure that Tisha’s backstory didn’t disrupt the flow of the present happenings.
Tisha is a likable character, despite her mistakes in judgments regarding her crush, Ken, and her dodgy Uncle Chet. Readers would feel her yearning for security in a tough world, her need to understand her gift, and her longing for love. The straightforward prose and its short chapters can be whipped through in a couple of sittings. All in all, BlindSight is an enjoyable and easy read.
