SuitabookExtraordinary ability and responsibility
Kai’s spirit leaves her body during sleep, and this ability makes her a witness to a murder. She then has to decide how to respond when others do not believe her.
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Alicia Rades - Author
This is a paranormal investigation story in which an unusual ability places Kai in contact with a violent crime. The mystery, nightmares and developing relationship with Collin give the plot both danger and emotional stakes.
"Kai Watson is only 16, but she's never had a real dream in her life. Each night, her spirit leaves her body and travels to a new location. After witnessing the brutal murder of upperclassman Darla Baxter while astral traveling, Kai is determined to stay out of it. She never saw the murderer's face, and who would believe her anyway? When her travels are replaced with nightmares, Kai must take the mystery into her own hands to find closure. On her search for answers, she continues to bump into Darla's brother, Collin. If they can't catch the killer, Kai may never learn to open her heart to him, and she may lose her gift forever"--Amazon.com
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a paranormal investigation story in which an unusual ability places Kai in contact with a violent crime. The mystery, nightmares and developing relationship with Collin give the plot both danger and emotional stakes.
Kai’s spirit leaves her body during sleep, and this ability makes her a witness to a murder. She then has to decide how to respond when others do not believe her.
Kai reports what she witnessed, but the police do not believe her, leading her to pursue the mystery herself with Collin.
Kai teams up with Darla’s brother, Collin, while searching for the killer.
The book includes a brutal murder, a dead classmate, nightmares and attempts to identify a killer.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the book’s treatment of its main themes is not yet firm enough; some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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