Deadly Little Games by Laurie Faria Stolarz

Camelia is learning more about her psychometric ability. She's also learning that her Aunt Alexia has a very similar ability and that it's landed her in a mental institution. Meanwhile, Ben sensed something when he touched Camelia and starts pulling away. She's hurt that he doesn't trust her enough to confide in her and starts spending time with Adam. When he begins receiving crossword puzzles that contain specific threats, Camelia feels it's up to her to keep him safe especially since she's been creating disturbing pottery about him and his future.

This was another good read, but as far as feasibility goes, the series is becoming a bit unbelievable. I mean, really, how many psycho/stalker/killers can a person come across in their life? Other than that, it was a great read. The next book, Deadly Little Voices, is due out in November.