on April 4, 2017
Have you ever finished a sentence for someone who is talking to you, whether verbally or in your mind? If so you have shown a small measure of the extra sensory capabilities of the characters in this book. The author takes Marissa, the lead character, on a journey of being fearful of her “incidents” to believing strongly in her capabilities and hoping her daughter will be as strong or stronger as a psychokinetic. Ms. Winn develops a series of encounters, a marriage and a short lifetime of “incidents” into a camp designed for the purpose of enhancing the abilities of those who come there, including a healer, those who can see the future, either close by or in a macro sense, pyrokinetics who can start or use fire at will such as in “Carrie,”…
View original post 57 more words
Viv Drewa 