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by Bonnie Hearn Hill (Author)
A reluctant psychic must use her abilities to solve her father's murder and catch a killer in this supernatural thriller.
"I can't live like this any longer. I'm sorry, Honey. God forgive me."
Abby Walsh inherited her father's gift. Psychometry. Whenever she touches a handwritten note, she has visions--past, present, future--of the writer's actions, channeling their thoughts and feelings. Her father worked for a detective agency, using his gift to help solve crimes. Abby tried to walk her father's path, only to be rejected by her mother and intolerant husband. Now, she helps people in need as an emergency dispatcher.
Then Abby learns of a 911 call from her father's home. Arriving before the EMTs, she finds his dead body, a gun, and a suicide note. Forcing herself to touch it, Abby's ability confirms what she knew in her heart: her father didn't kill himself and the note was written by the person who murdered him.
An exact worded note was found at the scene of another supposed suicide. That victim was a judge who worked with Abby's father on a case involving the women's vigilante group ERIS. Named for a goddess of chaos, the group delivers justice against abusive men in humiliating and violent ways. And they've just taken credit for the execution of one of their targets.
Teaming up with her father's psychic partner--and her ex-boyfriend--Collins, Abby's investigation uncovers a killer's personal agenda of vengeance. An agenda that includes Abby and Collins . . .
"I devoured the pages of this up-past-midnight nailbiter, forming fast and strong connections to the well-developed characters. . . . I couldn't put the book down." --USA Today-bestselling author Amy A. Bartol
Author Biography
Bonnie Hearn Hill is the author of 16 novels, as well as numerous essays and short stories. Her most recent story appeared in the 2024 Anthony-winning anthology Crime Hits Home: A Collection of Stories by Crime Fiction's Top Authors.
Co-anchor of the KMPH Great Day Book Club, a monthly segment on Central California's leading news morning show, she teaches writing online and throughout Central California. She holds an MFA degree in Creative Writing from Antioch University Los Angeles, and lives in Fresno. bonniehhill.com
