" No matter what this book jacket says, the book is not about a female security manager at a major mall using all of her "wits, hope, and unflagging courage." As a matter of fact, Heather Andrews, the security manager, does nothing more than get a warning from a girl who is psychic and turn all the decisions over to her boss, Lex. The man handles it from there and a very thin love story follows that is nothing more than gratuitous romance for Chick Lit. The real story, and the far more interesting one, is the psychic, Angela; the poor little rich girl who has negligent parents who think she's crazy. The entire book leans heavily on stereotypical story lines, caricatures of individuals and lifestyles, and all in all, wastes an interesting idea on a very mediocre book. It does take a shot at suggesting some forces that could drive people to extremes, develops a sympathetic character in Angela, most of the time, anyway, and manages to build some suspense until disaster is averted. "
— Regge, 1/17/2014