โ Scribed by Tina Wainscott
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When Chloe Samms dies in a car crash, instead of seeing departed loved ones in the light, she crosses paths with a woman who begs Chloe to find her son. Chloe has always believed in psychic powers, but she never dreamed she might have abilities of her own. She awakens determined to find the little boy from her vision and meets his father, Dylan, a darkly handsome, pragmatic man who's reeling from his son's disappearance. The picture grows more complicated when Dylan refuses to believe Chloe's crazy story, while she remains convinced that she is the only one who can find the boy before it's too late. With their hearts on the line, and the little boy's life at stake, can Chloe convince a hard-hearted man to believe in miracles? Editorial Reviews: "Tina Wainscott is back and in a big way." - RT Book Reviews " Wainscott delivers unusual and satisfying romance with a supernatural twist." - Publishers Weekly
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