The Psychic

<b>In a chilling, intensely eerie new novel of suspense from the <i>New York Times </i>bestselling author of <i>The Camp</i> and <i>The Babysitter</i>, a woman haunted by unreliable psychic visions must decide how far to trust herself when it comes to stopping a killer.</b><br><br>Sometimes, a bad, bad feeling creeps over Veronica Quick. It happened on her tenth birthday, when a voice filled her head: <i>Don’t go in the water</i>. That day, she nearly drowned while swimming with her friends, one of whom was seriously injured.<br><br>Since then, Ronnie has tried to turn off her premonitions. After all, not every vision comes true. She’s made a fool of herself before, predicting things that didn’t transpire. And she’s still shaken by disturbing images tied to that day at The Pond.<br><br>But this new vision is different. This one won’t be ignored. There’s a clearing in the woods, and a woman, strangled to death, her hands bloody and torn.<br><br>The body is found just as Ronnie predicted, and suddenly she’s seeing glimpses of more victims, even as she clashes with a skeptical police detective from her past. But Ronnie sees just enough to know there’s a killer out there, stalking, strangling, circling everyone she knows in an<br>ever-tightening web.<br><br>But it’s the part she doesn’t yet see that is the most terrifying . . .