title: Cosmic Love: A Psychological Thriller with a Shocking Climax
author:  Jill Kramer 
description: Born in North Philadelphia, Jill Kramer lived for five years in New York while attending NYU. After graduating, she hitchhiked through Europe, then settled in Marin county, California. She waited tables and dispatched police cars before going back to school and getting a masters degree in psychology at Sonoma State University. She was the staff reporter for 14 years at the Marin county weekly Pacific Sun where she won awards from the Peninsula Press Club, the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, the California Newspaper Publishers Association and the Lincoln Steffens award for Investigative Journalism. Before writing Cosmic Love, she published another novel, Criminal Decision. She lives in San Anselmo with her husband and two cats.
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  _Jill Shalvis_
  
  
  
  
  
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  **Contents**
  
  
  Chapter 1
  
  
  Chapter 2
  
  
  Chapter 3
  
  
  Chapter 4
  
  
  Chapter 5
  
  
  Chapter 6
  
  
  Chapter 7
  
  
  Chapter 8
  
  
  Chapter 9
  
  
  Chapter 10
  
  
  Chapter 11
  
  
  Chapter 12
  
  
  Chapter 13
  
  
  Chapter 14
  
  
  Chapter 15
  
  
  Chapter 16
  
  
  Chapter 17
  
  
  Chapter 18
  
  
  Chapter 19
  
  
  Chapter 20
  
  
  Chapter 21
  
  
  Chapter 22
  
  
  Chapter 23
  
  
  Chapter 24
  
  
  Chapter 25
  
  
  Chapter 26
  
  
  
  
  
  ## Chapter 27
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ## Chapter 1
  
  
  “Live life balls out,” Katie Kramer told herself every night, and even though
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  didn’t own a pair, she hoped the mantra would keep the nightmares away.
  
  
  It didn’t.
  
  
  Death and destruction and horror still dogged her dreams. Until tonight, that
  
  
  is. Tonight she’d miraculously been nightmare free. So when she opened her
  
  
  eyes sometime just before one, she felt…confused. She wasn’t screaming about
  
  
  the bridge collapsing, about being trapped in her car, hanging upsi