Introduction

Naval combat pilot Lt. Cassandra Morse was blown out of the sky by a mysterious space weapon. When she awoke from a coma, she had the ability to accurately dream future events. Unfortunately, like her mythological namesake, no one believed her.

After she successfully predicted a double homicide, she moved from crank to a media sensation.

Her life was turned on its head when she met an odd little man who claimed to know why she was having her dreams.

While looking for answers, she had her most terrifying dream yet.

Editorial Review

No Editorial Review Currently Available

Excerpt

Chapter 1

Anyone who had only known Cassandra Morse at the Naval Academy, or when she still had her flight wings, probably wouldn’t recognize her today. For the first time since she had reached puberty, she had let her hair grow out. While not long by civilian standards, her blonde hair, that now reached her shoulders, spent most of its time pulled into a ponytail and sticking out the back of a Dodger’s baseball cap. Lean and hard while in the military, in the past six months she had softened and added a few pounds to her five-foot seven-inch frame. And, much to her surprise, she had developed some curves. Her bust had gone from an athletic “A” cup to a tasteful “B”. Dressed in a flowing linen summer dress, in her postage stamp backyard, she was tending a flower bed in the rear of her home which was on a canal in Venice Beach. She had, much to the annoyance of her four cousins, inherited the house from her grandfather, Admiral Henry Morse. She figured, since she was the only one of her entire generation to stay in the family business and serve in the Navy, her grandfather decided it was a part of her retirement package. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

Is there a psychic gene?

Is this first book in a series?

What is the riff between Cassandra and her father?

Weblinks

»	Author's website

Book Club Recommendations

Recommended to book clubs by 0 of 0 members.

Member Reviews

There are no user reviews at this time.
Rate this book