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Dabblers



Published by Write Words, Inc. November 1, 2012

Formats: ebook, paperback

Genre: Mystery/Suspense

Description: 


Artist Stefanie Durant never expected trouble on her return to Windsong Lake after her Uncle Hank was killed by lightning, making his house in the small town hers. As soon as she arrives, clues indicate that Hank had feared for his life and he had developed an interest in weather and mysticism. She also learns two of her old friends have adopted a pagan religion and dabble in magic. The connection is impossible to ignore, especially in light of the Ken, the psychic ability Stefanie had suppressed for more than twenty years and kept secret from everyone. It tells her  something very wrong surrounds Hank’s death when she begins doing “sleep pictures,” crude sketches she never remembers drawing that foretell of danger.  

Although she would rather keep her secret, the Ken becomes increasingly difficult to control as danger arises out of Stefanie’s search for answers about her uncle. Who killed Uncle Hank and why? Was it the friend who has embraced dark magic, or was it the builder of the mysterious altar-like structure in the woods behind Hank’s property? And will releasing the Ken help solve the mystery or will it drive Stefanie to the brink of madness?

Reviews:
"A crackerjack plot is crucial; it's what keeps us reading. The plot of Dabblers is compelling from start to finish. The book is easy and delightful to read, provides and requisite tension of murder mysteries, leads the main characters into deeper understanding of themselves, and, at the same time, weaves in themes like global warming and corporate greed. As one who knows many New Age, or pagan, practices myself, I was impressed with the author's succinct explanations of hands-on healing, gemstone therapy, and auras."
-  Caryl Barnes, Rockford, Illinois

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