The Sixth Sense

by Dorothy Devine

The child psychiatrist was coming to pick up Kerri for questioning over the murder of her foster mom and it was clear as crystal that the little girl was scared. All the evidence was pointing towards her being the murdered and from where agent Paula was standing, some things just weren’t adding up.
And being the kickass police officer that she was; it was her solemn duty to ensure that no hard came to the little girl even if she was guilty. And just like that, she knew that it was about that time that she started digging.

89 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 5, 2016

Reviews

[Janice Webb · Rating 2 out of 5]

The spelling is terrible and the way sentences where put together is awful also big gapes kept happening in the middle of sentences as if it was a new chapter but it was only the middle of a sentence!! I certainly wouldn't recommend it, there are too many good books to read without wasting time with this one!!

[Krystyna · Rating 2 out of 5]

The second story is worth reading unlike the first

A lot of proofing errors and really two stories but with one being split into 3 parts. The first story really didn't answer Who was the killer and the writing style put me off. The second story was actually much better but just needed a bit tightening. Would have gotten more stars if the first story had been ditched.

[Gayle Kee · Rating 1 out of 5]

I almost always finish a book that I dont like. I just could not finish this one. Mispelled words, sentences that did not make sense. I could not stand it. 0 stars