2nd Sight: Capturing Insight

The hallucinations won’t stop. They come without warning and with enough punch to bring a grown man to his knees… Scott Moore has experienced these so-called hallucinations since he was a teenager—blurry visions of others in exciting and frightening situations. Except, they aren’t hallucinations at all. What he sees are actual events those around him have or will experience. Dr. Paul Blackwell claims he can help Scott control them with medicine and teach him how to influence the outcomes to help others. But something doesn’t feel right about the good doctor’s motives… Gifts can bring amazing challenges, and Scott discovers thrilling opportunities to find lost people, protect immigrants, and even prevent death. But when he “reads” Dr. Blackwell, Scott learns the doctor has ulterior motives. He’s willing to use Scott’s gift for blackmail and insider stock trading information, and he will stop at nothing—even murder—to harness Scott’s gift of 2nd Sight. The future isn’t as certain as Scott thinks, and Dr. Blackwell has his own plans for his gifted patient… Can Scott manage to use his gift to influence his own future, or will Dr. Blackwell finally succeed in capturing his insight for himself?

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The hallucinations won't stop. They come without warning and with enough punch to bring a grown man to his knees... Scott Moore has experienced these so-called hallucinations since he was a teenager--blurry visions of others in exciting and frightening situations. Except, they aren't hallucinations at all. What he sees are actual events those around him have or will experience. Dr. Paul Blackwell claims he can help Scott control them with medicine and teach him how to influence the outcomes to help others. But something doesn't feel right about the good doctor's motives... Can Scott manage to use his gift to influence his own future, or will Dr. Blackwell finally succeed in capturing his insight for himself?

About the Author

"Tell stories." It's one of the best pieces of advice I've ever received. Stories inspire people to grow and expand their horizons. They entertain. They challenge. They comfort. Simply put, they make life much better.I've been telling stories all my life. When I worked with youth years ago, I told stories that helped them understand, learn and develop. Later, as a corporate training manager I used stories to demonstrate examples, to encourage better business practices and to stimulate learning. As an online college professor I found stories to be instrumental in challenging people to think and comprehend. Today I continue to tell stories. You'll find them in my nonfiction curriculum books and all of my award-winning novels. My hope is you'll enjoy my stories and share them with your friends.Then, tell your own stories. It's a great piece of advice.

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