✍ Scribed by Annette Morris
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Caitlyn’s new business was booming. At last, she was seeing the end of the dark tunnel.
But it all came crashing down when the newspaper blasted her secret into the stratosphere.
Now she has to catch a killer. A killer who wants his revenge … on her.
Caitlyn’s life was almost perfect. She had a beautiful daughter, a new business to run and a family who loved her.
All that changed as she read the newspaper headlines … ‘Psychic Caitlyn Bright helps police solve murder.”
With her life and that of her daughter’s in danger … can Caitlyn survive? Will her business … her only income survive? Or will the killer exact his revenge?
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