In the aftermath of Miller's View, twenty-eight-year-old detective Jonathan Miller is back on the case, determined to close the book on a murder that continues to haunt him. He's aided by the same mystical, rose-tinted glasses that helped him before, which provide him crucial clues about other people's past and present actions.
As Miller draws close to solving one murder, another bizarre murder is brought to his attention. A young woman is dead, from causes no forensics can detect. Through the information provided by his glasses, Miller suspects a jealous rival and a powerful voodoo priestess. Proving such, however, will be difficult. Rose-tinted visions don't hold up in court, after all.
Even as Miller pursues both cases, passion and betrayal surge around him. Soon he'll discover how far people go for love-and how far they'll go for revenge. He'll also uncover a closely held family secret that could change his world forever.
Miller's View: A Look into the Darkness continues the adventures of Jonathan Miller and the complex, tangled conspiracy begun in Miller's View. Miller's glasses may give him an edge, but can they help against the dark power of voodoo?
About the Author: Marlene W. Potts is a wife and mother of three who has worked in public and privates schools and with the federal government.
Potts was born and raised in Washington, DC, and spent eleven years homeschooling her daughters and other children. She is now a full-time caregiver and author who resides in Palm Bay, Florida.
Miller's View: A Look into the Darkness is the sequel to her popular mystery Miller's View. Potts plans to continue Jonathan Miller's story in Miller's View: The Case of the Blue Diamonds and Miller's View: The Deadly Babes. In addition to the Miller's View series, Potts is the author of the revised author's edition of As I See It: A Strange Young Woman's Obsession Confession.
