The same
vision kept coming. A man was shot. Dead.
Callie’s
roommate says that she was obviously meant to save him. But why her? It’s not
like her involvement helped matters any, especially when she tried to save the
last one and it didn’t work out.
But the
signs everywhere kept telling her to go home—to her hometown in Ohio. Would the
guy she kept seeing be there? One way to find out. She never anticipated to be
sitting right next to him on the train ride over there. Too bad he was a jerk
who thought she was a stalker. Did she have to save him?
Then a body
turns up, but it wasn’t the guy from her vision.
Callie must
sift through clues and hazy visions to keep the new guy from being killed. Of
course, going home brought back old acquaintances and love interests. To be
honest, these characters kind of got in the way. There were slow spots in the
story. I wished it had a quicker pace. Overall, it was a decent read, even I
felt that it wasn’t that focused on the case.
My rating: 3 stars
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