Teresa is
going abroad for the first time in her life. Ah, Greece. But it’s not a
vacation…well, not much anyways. She’s going to help her ex-boyfriend, who was
kidnapped by the spirit of a dead drug king pin. Her psychic abilities should
be useful here.
There was a
misconception that psychics see all and feel all. Teresa just gets vibrations.
On the first
day, she meets Mateo, a fellow psychic with better abilities and the desire to
help.
I tended to
relate to Teresa’s “lost in the woods” vibe as she was an American tourist in a
foreign country (been there, done that.) Teresa is quirky and naïve, which
makes her relatable, and, of course, the psychic angle made her all the more
interesting; however, she tends to babble on the monotony of daily things (i.e.
showering, brushing hair, and eating chips.) That’s not very interesting. You
would think that the psychic thing would make it interesting, but, there’s not
much psychicness going on. She doesn’t really use much of it as the boring
search for this drug dealer goes on.
This is a
quirky, little mystery, and the reading was okay. But I kind of expected more.
My rating: 2 stars
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