Second SightYou can't always see An acclaimed investigative journalist, Marlie Kaplan was headed for stardom until a story she was working on undercover went terribly wrong, leaving her blind. But through experimental surgery, she miraculously gets back partial vision--and something more. Now she can also see unexplainable things, things beyond the naked eye... What's in front of your eyes. Eager to jump-start her career, Marlie lands an exclusive interview with a charming yet enigmatic politician. Then the unthinkable happens; A colleague is murdered and Marlie's the only witness. What began as a promising new start suddenly dissolves into a terrifying web of deception and death, a nightmare from which there is only one escape--if Marlie can see it in time. A riveting novel of suspense that combines the intriguing psychological terror of Dean Koontz's "Fear Nothing" with the exquisite nail-biting tension of Mary Higgins Clark. |
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... took that as a sign that his mood , at least for the moment , had become more benign . " It took years of careful planning . Unlike you , Marlie , I take the time to think things through before I act . By then , I had established a new ...
... took me . It took me years to track that false ID Denver had when he was working at the bank back to the people who gave it to him , although even they didn't know his true identity . I managed to follow Denver's trail here , but then I ...
... took me . It took me years to track that false ID Denver had when he was working at the bank back to the people who gave it to him , although even they didn't know his true identity . I managed to follow Denver's trail here , but then I ...