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Deadly Vision

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The sleepy little college town had all but forgotten the girl who disappeared twenty years ago. People had passed on or moved on, and the only reminder were the annual news stories of the girl who had never been found. Her family hadn’t forgotten. Especially her brother who was now more determined than ever to give his mother some final peace of mind before the cancer took her completely. She had been his older sibling by ten minutes and he felt as if a piece of him had been missing for twenty years.

The young man who sat next to her in the chemistry lab hadn’t forgotten. They had been studying with a group that night at an off-campus apartment. He offered to walk her back to her dorm. She had politely declined. He was now the county sheriff and had to look at the missing persons photo every day when he walked into the office. A reclusive medium hadn’t forgotten. The girl had been coming to her over the last few months. She knew who it was. And she knew it was just going to be a matter of time until the brother and the sheriff sought her out to help. Neither of them knew the danger that would lay waiting for them if they opened up the door to the other side. But she did. She’d been there before.

Sometimes, sleepy little college towns had secrets that once uncovered could destroy the very foundations from which they were built. This town’s secrets were deadly.

208 pages, Paperback

Published March 10, 2024

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Teresa Keefer

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Teresa Keefer was chosen by her adoptive parents in Warsaw, Indiana and has remained in Indiana all her life. She currently resides in rural Indiana with a menagerie of dogs, cats, goats, chickens and a sheep named Lucy.

She has three beautiful adult daughters and seven fantastic grandchildren who all live a hop, skip and a jump away from her.

Holding an MBA from Indiana Institute of Technology, she has spent the last 30 years in the human resources profession. In her spare time—what little there is—she can be found doing a variety of crafts, cooking, studying the paranormal, making organic remedies, and barefoot gardening.

Her bucket list is quite extensive, and she is determined to mark off every item—as she adds two more for each one accomplished.

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November 6, 2023
Don't forget me

Breath stealing and heartbreaking! The truth finally discovered but at what cost to those that never gave up! Tender and heart felt every page screamed another emotion!
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July 5, 2023
Disappointing

Such a disappointment. Not only is this book dry, it falls flat, doesn't move with fluidity, and has too many grammatical errors to count.
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July 16, 2023
Visions of death

An easy read, but you are left feeling the story was unfinished. Maybe there is more to come...I hope so.
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