Rachel Sharpe sees things. Dreadful things. When she locks eyes with someone, it hits her like a jolt of electricity—an ominous sense of impending doom for that person. She doesn’t always know what tragedy will strike them, only that it won’t be good.
To survive, Rachel avoids eye contact at all costs and keeps relationships limited to a few “safe” people—and her tracking dog, Ruby. She thought Aaron, a man she couldn’t resist, might be safe too, until she actually sees the tumor behind his eyes. Three months later, he is dead from brain cancer. Now Rachel is panicked. What if she didn’t sense Aaron’s cancer—what if she caused it?
Then comes her most chilling vision yet: the busser at a local restaurant is stalking women. Three weeks later, a woman last seen outside that restaurant disappears.
Rachel is frantic to prove that she isn’t the source of these horrors and to help police find the missing woman … before it’s too late.
