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Random Run: The Boston Clairvoyants
Boston has a new crime syndicate terrorizing the city. The Delarosa mob, headed by someone unknown, has been on a spree of deadly carjackings, loan sharking, and murders.
Frustrated, Boston Police Detective Samuel Bodine seeks the help of Sidrah Keeling and her psychic powers for seeing the future in the hopes of catching a lead on the organization. In so doing, a portal is opened, forcing the Delarosa organization and Sidrah’s family of psychics onto a collision course.
Only one can survive. And innocents will die.
Destiny has a new plan. A new chase, as Sidrah, Max, Jenny, and the dog, Bones, run to keep up with the twists that come their way. Meanwhile, Delarosa is in disbelief as his destined path is challenged too.
It’s a fast-paced rollercoaster of a ride. Let the powers begin.
Frustrated, Boston Police Detective Samuel Bodine seeks the help of Sidrah Keeling and her psychic powers for seeing the future in the hopes of catching a lead on the organization. In so doing, a portal is opened, forcing the Delarosa organization and Sidrah’s family of psychics onto a collision course.
Only one can survive. And innocents will die.
Destiny has a new plan. A new chase, as Sidrah, Max, Jenny, and the dog, Bones, run to keep up with the twists that come their way. Meanwhile, Delarosa is in disbelief as his destined path is challenged too.
It’s a fast-paced rollercoaster of a ride. Let the powers begin.
301 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 1, 2025
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Annabelle Lewis
16 books117 followersAnnabelle Lewis, a pseudonym for the author, lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Regrettably? Perhaps. She still believes she’s a Texan even though the math no longer supports that. Nor her birthplace. Nor her residence. No offense, Minnesota. You’ve got your good points too, but only about six months of the year.
In her youth, Annabelle was a complete failure. Ask anyone who knew her. Any of her teachers and family would tell you this. High school graduation was a sad day for all when Annabelle walked proudly off the high school stage, her thoughts consumed with boys, beer, and after-parties, and later into the arms of her parents. Her father’s laughter and singular remark? “I didn’t think you’d make it. Get a job at the post office, they have a good retirement plan.”
A high bar and words to live by, but Annabelle wanted more. She needed to flunk out of college too. But damn, she sure did have a good time. Trivial arrest records not-withstanding, it was a growth period for our girl. And if you look closely, you’ll see a bit of what was to come when she majored in criminal justice. Her lifelong aspiration was to become a judge. Hmm.
For better or worse, Annabelle didn’t graduate from college but did find gainful employment and a fulfilling career. This path ended when she became a mom. Married to her wonderful George, who to this day can hardly remember an actual proposal, Annabelle finally became a mother. She didn’t have a clue how hard she would need to work to keep those self-imposed requirements of Downey-fresh, iron-pressed sheets, home-baked meals, and mom-of-the-year awards arriving. She composed a small self-affirmation song and made her children sing it to her for money. She was a very good mom.
After clearing the largest hurdles of motherhood and regrettably, begrudgingly, and not-without-tears, launching her children onto the world, she looked around and realized she had a lot to say. Picking up a laptop, she got to work.
Annabelle spends her days continuing to tackle the challenges of motherhood, for both her humans and canines. She also writes. And reads. And cleans. And cooks. And bakes. And cleans again. She also supports her husband, George, in an administrative capacity for their small business. She’s in charge of payroll and cuts George’s checks. This leads to no marital acrimony.
In the beginning, with the blank page staring at her and possibly in a hostile mood after being literally mauled by a dog and by the world in general, she had an idea. What if she could wield a force of good upon unsuspecting evil-doers? What if she had the resources to get the job done without dealing with committee and anyone else’s whiney-ass opinions?
It was gold. It took off. Annabelle sat down and began to write and couldn’t stop. To date, having written over a million words in the Carrows Family Chronicles and her second series on the Boston Clairvoyants, several items have become quite clear. Annabelle had a lot to say. Annabelle really enjoys writing. And although she hates all things technology, she begrudgingly pounds her head on her desk daily as obstacles are thrown in her path. Almost a hero.
Since entering her world of make-believe, she has rebelled against all intrusion of real-world responsibilities. Her house is a mess, but she tries. Her family is fed, but more often than not, on takeout. She vows to shower every day, but no, it’s a vow she’ll never keep. Her friends are neglected, but not in her heart.
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In her youth, Annabelle was a complete failure. Ask anyone who knew her. Any of her teachers and family would tell you this. High school graduation was a sad day for all when Annabelle walked proudly off the high school stage, her thoughts consumed with boys, beer, and after-parties, and later into the arms of her parents. Her father’s laughter and singular remark? “I didn’t think you’d make it. Get a job at the post office, they have a good retirement plan.”
A high bar and words to live by, but Annabelle wanted more. She needed to flunk out of college too. But damn, she sure did have a good time. Trivial arrest records not-withstanding, it was a growth period for our girl. And if you look closely, you’ll see a bit of what was to come when she majored in criminal justice. Her lifelong aspiration was to become a judge. Hmm.
For better or worse, Annabelle didn’t graduate from college but did find gainful employment and a fulfilling career. This path ended when she became a mom. Married to her wonderful George, who to this day can hardly remember an actual proposal, Annabelle finally became a mother. She didn’t have a clue how hard she would need to work to keep those self-imposed requirements of Downey-fresh, iron-pressed sheets, home-baked meals, and mom-of-the-year awards arriving. She composed a small self-affirmation song and made her children sing it to her for money. She was a very good mom.
After clearing the largest hurdles of motherhood and regrettably, begrudgingly, and not-without-tears, launching her children onto the world, she looked around and realized she had a lot to say. Picking up a laptop, she got to work.
Annabelle spends her days continuing to tackle the challenges of motherhood, for both her humans and canines. She also writes. And reads. And cleans. And cooks. And bakes. And cleans again. She also supports her husband, George, in an administrative capacity for their small business. She’s in charge of payroll and cuts George’s checks. This leads to no marital acrimony.
In the beginning, with the blank page staring at her and possibly in a hostile mood after being literally mauled by a dog and by the world in general, she had an idea. What if she could wield a force of good upon unsuspecting evil-doers? What if she had the resources to get the job done without dealing with committee and anyone else’s whiney-ass opinions?
It was gold. It took off. Annabelle sat down and began to write and couldn’t stop. To date, having written over a million words in the Carrows Family Chronicles and her second series on the Boston Clairvoyants, several items have become quite clear. Annabelle had a lot to say. Annabelle really enjoys writing. And although she hates all things technology, she begrudgingly pounds her head on her desk daily as obstacles are thrown in her path. Almost a hero.
Since entering her world of make-believe, she has rebelled against all intrusion of real-world responsibilities. Her house is a mess, but she tries. Her family is fed, but more often than not, on takeout. She vows to shower every day, but no, it’s a vow she’ll never keep. Her friends are neglected, but not in her heart.
Read her mordacious blog!
Read her books! Follow her on social platforms! Sign up for her newsletter! These are all good things. What are you waiting for? Jump into bed with Annabelle. She’s having a swell time. You should join her.
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July 2, 2025
Another fast-paced, tense, and ultimately satisfying thriller from Annabelle Lewis. The Boston clairvoyants (who found each other earlier in the series--start from the beginning) have a new problem. When Sidrah or Jenny get a vision of something bad about to happen, they have to try to prevent it. Now they've crossed paths with a gang that is powerful and violent. The race is on: can the heroes (including the visionary dog, Bones,) identify the head of the gang and expose the gang's plans before anybody else gets hurt? They have to hurry; the gang knows about them and is ready to eliminate their threat. The business of seeing disjointed scenes of the future (or of somebody else's past) really drives the appeal of this series up a couple of notches. It's so satisfying to see the bad guys frustrated and making wrong guesses about why they are thwarted. Like any good story, I wish it could go on. I wish I could do that. Sigh. Have to wait for the next book. Note: this reviewer read an ARC some months ago. He presumes the text did not change much.
June 30, 2025
Clairvoyant family shares visions trying to stop or prevent criminal acts - 4 stars
An unlikely anticrime family of clairvoyants encounters a crime family. The crime family had been making a good living by hijacking high-end automobiles in and around Boston. A smidge of violence -- a killing here or there -- all done without getting caught for years. A white color crime organization originally from Vegas has come to town, taking over an investment business. A friendship developed resulting in a budding partnership with plans to target well off people in the Boston area.
A group of five people and a golden retriever ("Bones") get drawn into the fray. Hints are dropped that the five people and the dog have special talents. Initially, it seemed that a fairy tale in a make believe world was unfolding. The notion that seeing the future with any kind of certainty was implausible. I elected to keep reading. After a vision that a carjacking was going to happen at an upscale mall, I found myself being drawn into the story.
The action began when the Boston police waiting for a car to be stolen (They had been told of the expected carjacking date and location). The thugs who picked high end cars without worrying that satellite tracking was enabled were apprehended. The crime family expected that an insider had ratted and a chain of violence followed. The car owned by one of the clairvoyants was jacked. Their precocious down was in the back seat when their Mercedes was taken. Using techniques of sight and touch (you have to read the book to understand), enough hints were picked up to get a sense of intent and identity.
Picking up the feelings and thoughts when they met people, the clairvoyants learned about the criminals' motives and history. The police did a sloppy job following up after one of the thugs was found dead. A pair of teenagers found papers and a computer in the home of the dead man which , after analysis, was key to the intent of future crimes. A kidnapping, house invasion and several murders elevated my interest. Of special interest, the method of communicating directions to the mob-style crime family were especially effective. The dog, with her unusual abilities, was an independent agent who, by befriending nearly everyone, was essential to breaking the case.
I was surprised that I was able to accept the special abilities of the characters. I especially liked the clairvoyant's ability to avoid greed and to downplay their exceptional gifts.
An unlikely anticrime family of clairvoyants encounters a crime family. The crime family had been making a good living by hijacking high-end automobiles in and around Boston. A smidge of violence -- a killing here or there -- all done without getting caught for years. A white color crime organization originally from Vegas has come to town, taking over an investment business. A friendship developed resulting in a budding partnership with plans to target well off people in the Boston area.
A group of five people and a golden retriever ("Bones") get drawn into the fray. Hints are dropped that the five people and the dog have special talents. Initially, it seemed that a fairy tale in a make believe world was unfolding. The notion that seeing the future with any kind of certainty was implausible. I elected to keep reading. After a vision that a carjacking was going to happen at an upscale mall, I found myself being drawn into the story.
The action began when the Boston police waiting for a car to be stolen (They had been told of the expected carjacking date and location). The thugs who picked high end cars without worrying that satellite tracking was enabled were apprehended. The crime family expected that an insider had ratted and a chain of violence followed. The car owned by one of the clairvoyants was jacked. Their precocious down was in the back seat when their Mercedes was taken. Using techniques of sight and touch (you have to read the book to understand), enough hints were picked up to get a sense of intent and identity.
Picking up the feelings and thoughts when they met people, the clairvoyants learned about the criminals' motives and history. The police did a sloppy job following up after one of the thugs was found dead. A pair of teenagers found papers and a computer in the home of the dead man which , after analysis, was key to the intent of future crimes. A kidnapping, house invasion and several murders elevated my interest. Of special interest, the method of communicating directions to the mob-style crime family were especially effective. The dog, with her unusual abilities, was an independent agent who, by befriending nearly everyone, was essential to breaking the case.
I was surprised that I was able to accept the special abilities of the characters. I especially liked the clairvoyant's ability to avoid greed and to downplay their exceptional gifts.
July 8, 2025
Read my full review on Rosepoint Publishing.
The Boston Clairvoyants, who found each other earlier in the series, includes Bones, a golden retriever also in possession of extraordinary abilities.
Sidrah Keeling is able to see into the future, her partner Max uses a sense of touch, and they are supported by Jenny and Leon. In this installment, Bones gets to shine.
The group becomes embroiled in a local crime family who are engaged in high-end carjacking among other nefarious activities. Thwarted more than once, they begin to believe they have a plant and in a way—they do.
Oh, it’s twisty and compelling! I loved Bones’ part in this story. The author weaves the various lives together leaving the readers holding a collective breath.
This is well plotted and paced with layered mysteries, engaging characters and, bonus, a very special dog!
Many thanks to the author for providing me with the opportunity to read and review this book. The thoughts expressed here are my own. 4.5 stars rounded up
The Boston Clairvoyants, who found each other earlier in the series, includes Bones, a golden retriever also in possession of extraordinary abilities.
Sidrah Keeling is able to see into the future, her partner Max uses a sense of touch, and they are supported by Jenny and Leon. In this installment, Bones gets to shine.
The group becomes embroiled in a local crime family who are engaged in high-end carjacking among other nefarious activities. Thwarted more than once, they begin to believe they have a plant and in a way—they do.
Oh, it’s twisty and compelling! I loved Bones’ part in this story. The author weaves the various lives together leaving the readers holding a collective breath.
This is well plotted and paced with layered mysteries, engaging characters and, bonus, a very special dog!
Many thanks to the author for providing me with the opportunity to read and review this book. The thoughts expressed here are my own. 4.5 stars rounded up
June 23, 2025
Anabelle Lewis pulls off another coup with RANDOM RUN, the most recent addition to her Boston Clairvoyants Series.
Ultra-rich psychic Sidrah Keeling who can see the future, her partner Max who is a college professor with the psychic sense of touch, her protégé Jenny Gallagher who can see crimes in process elsewhere, and their dog Bones who thinks and acts like a human being set out to do a good deed and end up in the middle of a violent crime spree.
If you like mysteries and can accept the fantasy world Lewis has created in the middle of Boston, this is the story for you. With great scenes, it features characters you love, characters you hate, and one so pathetic you simply feel sorry for him. It has a nonstop plot filled with lots of action, twists galore, and great settings for its Boston scenes.
Ultra-rich psychic Sidrah Keeling who can see the future, her partner Max who is a college professor with the psychic sense of touch, her protégé Jenny Gallagher who can see crimes in process elsewhere, and their dog Bones who thinks and acts like a human being set out to do a good deed and end up in the middle of a violent crime spree.
If you like mysteries and can accept the fantasy world Lewis has created in the middle of Boston, this is the story for you. With great scenes, it features characters you love, characters you hate, and one so pathetic you simply feel sorry for him. It has a nonstop plot filled with lots of action, twists galore, and great settings for its Boston scenes.
June 2, 2025
I love that each book in the Boston Clairvoyants series works perfectly as a standalone, though reading them in order really enhances the experience, especially as you see how each character’s past shapes their journey. This gripping thriller keeps the suspense high and the pages turning. In Random Run, the special dog, Bones, takes center stage—no spoilers, but the author drops some intriguing hints about Bones' true identity, which adds an extra layer of mystery. The story is thought-provoking, with a compelling exploration of fate and destiny. Annabelle Lewis does a beautiful job delving into that theme throughout the series. I loved this installment and can't wait to see what comes next!
June 3, 2025
Kudos to Annabelle Lewis for another hit to her Boston Clairvoyants Series. Random Run checks off all the boxes...creatively imagined with precise prose, captivating characters to root for and against, a story filled with multiple layers of suspense.
I don't like dogs but how can I not love Bones, a crime solving canine?
This is a readable peppy paced home run from Annabelle.
The Paperboy
I don't like dogs but how can I not love Bones, a crime solving canine?
This is a readable peppy paced home run from Annabelle.
The Paperboy
June 6, 2025
I'm not much on psychic types book but this story was intense, compassionate toward Xander, and great storyline. Great visualization with the words the author uses to picture everything as it's happening. Great book with the read. I did receive this book from author but my review is of freewill.
June 10, 2025
Random Run is a fast-paced, gripping blend of crime thriller and supernatural suspense. With sharp writing, nonstop action, and unforgettable characters—including a psychic family and their dog Bones—this is a thrilling ride full of twists, danger, and destiny. A must-read for fans of high-stakes drama with a paranormal twist.
June 1, 2025
Sidrah ,Max, Jenny , Leon and Bones the dog are involved in a dangerous journey against an organisation which is corrupt. Having psychic powers gives them the ability to see more than meets the eye. Full of suspense has you on the edge of your seat. An intriguing read.
June 7, 2025
I really enjoyed this book! Easy to read with some unexpected series of events. Any dog lovers out there should pick up this book and let the pages turn.
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