The Voice of Reason Saga

VOICE OF REASON (Book 1)

A heart-stopping thriller with so many twists and turns it will leave you breathless.

When Dionne married a nightclub owner, Luke Mason, a whisper in her ear told her she would have it all — the money, the house, and the luxury lifestyle.

But she never expected her life to turn upside down the day they became parents to twins.

After a Mason family member is murdered, a psychiatrist is asked to assist with the investigation.

Dr Renee, a research psychiatrist, has spent her life’s work studying the existence of the Gemini Gene — a gene believed to exist in a few high-functioning psychopaths.

Little does she know that she is not alone in her quest.

In the shadows lurks someone who also has a special interest in the gene. However, the trial that they are conducting is so much more sinister.

Will Dr Renee discover if the Gemini Gene really does exist — or will it be the voice of reason who has the answers?

VOICE OF RAGE (Book 2)

A twist that will blow your mind . . .

First there was the Voice of Reason — but now there is the Voice of Rage.

Harley Mason — you may love her or hate her, but never underestimate her.

As the Masons attempt to settle into a more normal life following the deaths of three family members, a shocking discovery of a schoolgirl found dead in nearby woods starts the finger-pointing once again.

Lewis Sanders, the detective on the case, struggles to believe that a teenage girl is capable of such a horrific crime. Yet the discovery of a second body could put Harley Mason firmly in the frame.

Is the evidence staring him in the face — or is there more to it?

Proving a link between the Gemini Gene and higher-functioning psychopaths had been Dr Katherine Renee’s sole purpose — until she was forced to discontinue the study. Now, she questions her own sanity.

So desperate to convince the police that Harley is the killer, is Dr Renee harbouring a dark secret?

Katherine remembered nothing of her childhood — until she was sent to an orphanage and eventually saved by a nun. But now the lost research file has been found . . .

And the truth is out.