Haunting Refrain (The McGuire Women Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (906 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00336F3QE |
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| Number of Pages | : | 472 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She also taught fiction writing. They are devoted servants of a sweet shelter dog, often featured on Facebook. Her website is ellisvidler.. From early childhood she’s told stories (not quite how her mother put it) and collected strays. Then her eccentric friend Venice, a complication all by herself, leaks the story to a reporter, and Kate’s life turns upside down. Same book, new cover. Now it’s up to Kate to find the killer before anyone else dies.Haunting Refrain is the first book in the McGuire Women psychic series; each book features a different member of the family. She’s always been a sucker for fur and feathers. Photographer Kate McGuire hopes for a little fun in her life when she joins a parapsychology experiment--visions of murder aren’t part of the plan. Ellis started as a graphics artist, moved into editing, and then writing. Cover art by Anne Cain.About the authorEllis Vidler and her husband live in the green and beautiful South Carolina Piedmont, where assorted creatures wander by for a meal. Kate’s distrust of the press causes her to clash with the one person who can help her—the skeptical reporter who got her into trouble in the first place. Author's Note: This is a reprint of the book published by Silver Dagger Mysteries. The police don’t take her seriously, but t
After a psychometric photographer touches a headband and witnesses, in her mind's eye, a missing coed's murder, and a reporter hard up for news mentions the mystery vision, the girl's killer embarks on a new homicidal mission: he'll do anything to keep Kate McGuire from getting him caught. . Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc. From Publishers Weekly Good intentions go awry and a newly discovered psychic gift becomes life-threatening in Ellis Vidler's debut, Haunting Refrain
Very good book! This book was very well written, held my grandson's from the first page to the last. It WAS obvious toward the end of the book who "did it," but that didn't deter me from finishing the book. No big grammatical errors, missing words or poorly written sentences, which is a big pet peeve of mine. Thank you!!! Great book if you like suspenseful mysteries.. Great mystery, excellent character building - wonderful book! K. Sozaeva Kate McGuire divorced her wealthy politician husband and set up a photography studio, slowly gaining business over the past year. Deciding to try something fun, she joins a parapsychology group at a local college. It's entertaining, until she gets a vision of an angry man strangling a young woman - a vision that is so vivid that she feels as though she is the one being strangled. After the professor running the group - Martin Carver - checks the registration on the item Kate was holding,. A fair attempt. Ionia Froment This book was well, written, but I thought it to be kind of strange. There were times while reading this book that I found myself shaking my head and saying, yeah right. There were other parts of the story that I thought were written very well and were intriguing.I might have been able to connect to the story better if I had liked the main characters a bit more, but honestly, I found them to be shallow and a trifle annoying. The times that I found myself shaking my head in exasperation w