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From NYT bestselling author Susan Wittig Albert comes the first novella in the mesmerizing Crystal Cave series.
Ruby has a rare gift for seeing things that others can't . . .
Ruby Wilcox (owner of the Crystal Cave, Pecan Springs' only New Age shop) has always tried to downplay her psychic gift—until she experiences a horrifying nightmare that just won't stop. Again and again, she dreams that a woman is abducted on the hike-and-bike trail and knows that the victim is in deadly danger.
Prodded by her friend and partner, China Bayles, Ruby goes to the police—only to find that her dream has already become far too real. Police chief Sheila Dawson puts Detective Ethan Connors in charge of this no-body case. But Connors is a skeptic who is convinced that all psychics are frauds. And Ruby herself still has plenty of doubts. What will she have to do to prove to Detective Connors—and to herself—that her gift can be trusted?
Ruby Wilcox has always known that she has a rare gift for seeing things that others can't. But how can she learn to use it when she's haunted by the memory of loss, and by all the possible consequences?
Ruby has a rare gift for seeing things that others can't . . .
Ruby Wilcox (owner of the Crystal Cave, Pecan Springs' only New Age shop) has always tried to downplay her psychic gift—until she experiences a horrifying nightmare that just won't stop. Again and again, she dreams that a woman is abducted on the hike-and-bike trail and knows that the victim is in deadly danger.
Prodded by her friend and partner, China Bayles, Ruby goes to the police—only to find that her dream has already become far too real. Police chief Sheila Dawson puts Detective Ethan Connors in charge of this no-body case. But Connors is a skeptic who is convinced that all psychics are frauds. And Ruby herself still has plenty of doubts. What will she have to do to prove to Detective Connors—and to herself—that her gift can be trusted?
Ruby Wilcox has always known that she has a rare gift for seeing things that others can't. But how can she learn to use it when she's haunted by the memory of loss, and by all the possible consequences?
