Author: | Linda Palmer | ISBN: | 9781601742285 |
Publisher: | Uncial Press | Publication: | May 12, 2017 |
Imprint: | Language: | English |
Author: | Linda Palmer |
ISBN: | 9781601742285 |
Publisher: | Uncial Press |
Publication: | May 12, 2017 |
Imprint: | |
Language: | English |
Caleigh, a fledging empath, is thrilled to be at Rutledge Institute a.k.a. "Psychic High." She has three goals: fit in at the institute, earn her high school diploma, and get a handle on her psychic gift. Miles has too many psychic talents to count. His cocky self-assurance and his know-it-all attitude annoy Caleigh. Even worse, he's gorgeous and knows it. But in the classroom, he is all business. Caleigh is irresistibly drawn to that professional, mature persona, and soon they discover that they work well together.
Because of this, the World Security League asks them to help a young woman who survived a mass murder in which five of her friends were brutally slaughtered. Her memories of the horror are repressed. Miles will have to hypnotize her to get the answers needed to solve the case. As for Caleigh, she'll monitor the emotions of their subject to avoid irreversible trauma.
Simple enough, right? Only if things are really what they seem.
Caleigh, a fledging empath, is thrilled to be at Rutledge Institute a.k.a. "Psychic High." She has three goals: fit in at the institute, earn her high school diploma, and get a handle on her psychic gift. Miles has too many psychic talents to count. His cocky self-assurance and his know-it-all attitude annoy Caleigh. Even worse, he's gorgeous and knows it. But in the classroom, he is all business. Caleigh is irresistibly drawn to that professional, mature persona, and soon they discover that they work well together.
Because of this, the World Security League asks them to help a young woman who survived a mass murder in which five of her friends were brutally slaughtered. Her memories of the horror are repressed. Miles will have to hypnotize her to get the answers needed to solve the case. As for Caleigh, she'll monitor the emotions of their subject to avoid irreversible trauma.
Simple enough, right? Only if things are really what they seem.