The sequel to THE PSYCHIC NEXT DOOR and THE PSYCHIC WITHIN and the third and final book in THE PSYCHIC CURSE series.

Madeline had one purpose that day. Go into Hale Industries, speak to hot shot billionaire Blaine Hale, and get her scholarship back. Her plans went downhill fast after she sneaks into his office and gets kicked out by Blaine Hale himself, who doesn't plan to deal with a problem as insignificant as hers. Blaine Hale insults Madeline and gets her thrown out of Hale Industries. Later in the night, Madeline ends up in front of Hale Industries. She plans to sneak into the building in an effort to retrieve her bag, which she left in Blaine Hale’s office after getting kicked out. What Madeline doesn't expect is to walk in in the middle of a kidnapping. The kidnapper — Vitaly Aminev, a young leader of the Russian Mafia. The target —Blaine Hale…. and Madeline, who everyone assumes is Blaine Hale’s girlfriend.

AN EXTRACT: I ran faster, driven by the skeletal, cadaverous bodies struggling after me. We reached Marks Street but didn’t stop. My feet slapped the ground beneath me as I put everything I had into my ever-reaching legs. As I whipped my head back to track our followers, desperately trying to run faster my foot caught on a crack in the cobblestones. I stumbled towards the ground with the wind wailing in my ears. My shin landed on an iron pipe, bent and discarded in the lonely lane. We had no choice but to turn and fight. Tamara is taken under the wing of a local group of survivors. The world is in chaos, the earth drained of life. It's every man for himself. Lost and confused, a lonely weakling, Tamara would soon die in a harsh city full of hate. But at what cost will the gang pay for their humble kindness? And how will they survive just another day in an abandoned wasteland full of hungry predators clawing at their flesh? Read on to find out... A/N: This is a short story I did for an English assignment focused on sustainability. Hope you enjoy! Btw I know it's only four pages, we had a page limit. **Just so you guys know I got 28.5/30 (90%= An A) for this in an Extension class. Booya!

"We were just kids in love." I suck at descriptions, read the story. I promise it's worth it.