For young Caryn Dearborne, the cornea operation enabled her to see more than just light and shadow for the first time. For Todd Reynolds, it was his chance to run and play like other little boys. For these two children, the sudden death of another child had been the miracle they had been waiting for. But with their eyesight came another kind of vision - of evil, horror, destruction. Now they could see into other people's minds. They could see their thoughts, their worst fears, their deepest terrors. And they could see the gruesome deaths that awaited the unwary. If only Caryn and Todd wished for it hard enough they could make anything come true.

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Release Date 12/15/2014
Author Patricia Wallace
Language English
Company Cemetery Dance Publications

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