This one is getting 4 stars in spite of a transparent (to me - I figured it out before page 140) murder plot and some small editing errors (if you're talking to someone on the phone, you can't actually see them rubbing their forehead) because the writing is just plain good.
Lee is a great MC: she's independent, hard working, modest and she doesn't think she's smarter than the police. She respects the police and hands them every scrap of information she has - no game playing, it's SO nice. I was also going to praise her lack of TSTL decisions, but if I'm being fair, she does pull one at the end; it's not a doozy, but it's almost all the more TSTL for its ordinariness.
No love triangles, a super smart cat that mostly acts like a cat and a mostly realistic path of acceptance for Lee's gift and its development make this a series one I'm going to hang onto, even if the murderer is too easy to spot.