Kerry Lonsdale has a way with her characters. Molly and Cassie start the book faced with the frightening reality that Cassie has inherited psychic abilities. It runs in the women of the family, but each generation is a little different. Cassie is forced to see horrible events in the near future, reliving them in her nightmares until the event comes to pass. And someone usually ends up dead. Not a very good thing for a little girl.

When Cassie sees Molly’s death, they both completely freak out - understandably so - and take a trip to Molly’s mother’s house - hoping that Cassie can learn to control her abilities. But also hoping to find a way to avoid Cassie’s tragic vision.

Nana has other ideas though, and this is where things started to take a few very interesting turns. One of those turns was Owen. And while this isn’t quite a romance, there is definitely a romantic storyline between him and Molly - with a long history to drive it forward. Owen and Nana both play a crucial role in helping both Molly and Cassie find their way.

I found myself infinitely frustrated at Molly’s inability to stay away from the very things that could make Cassie’s vision come to pass. Like a moth to the flame - she was drawn to it. Lonsdale used this to create a level of suspense without having an actual bad guy, and it was brilliant. The tension was ever-present and I could feel it in every word and between each line.

I was shocked at the end. Lonsdale led me on and made me believe so many things - and I was wrong about a lot of them. We have a lot of happy moments, but there is some sadness as well. Much like life, this novel took me on a journey the was quite memorable.

**I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book**