β Scribed by Graham Masterton
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sissy Sawyer, an unredeemed hippy, has an uncanny ability to read the future--and the lives of those she holds dear may soon depend on it...
One afternoon, shadows started to flicker along the corridors of The Red Hotel in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and both guests and staff heard persistent grinding noises that gave them "the freesons"--or goosebumps. Months later, Sissy Sawyer's step-nephew Billy drops by with his new girlfriend, T-Yon. Sissy has an uncanny ability to read the future using her special Tarot cards, and T-Yon wants her help. She's been having terrible dreams about her older brother, Everett, ever since he's started restoring an old hotel in Baton Rouge...
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