The Way She Sees It

The Way She Sees It

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Emory O'Nell isn't normal. She sees things... things that happen...before they happen, but it's different. She never understands what they mean, and when the bits and pieces finally drift together, it's too late. But now, her best friend, Shelby, is missing with only a laptop full of unanswered emails to help. Emory thinks she's the key to solving this when she has a vision of Shelby sitting in the middle of the street, her wrists bond together and blood trickling down her face. But can she solve it before it's to late?
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