Seeing Eye: A Day at the Fair

Rory Wilson is a very careful psychic. In fact, 'paranoid' would not be wrong. Yes, she plays hokey crystal ball reader Madame Mona in the traveling carnival, but most of her readings are made up. She doesn't want word getting around to her fellow carnies, or anyone else, that her power is real. So when, one night at the Arizona State Fair, a woman comes in looking for her missing husband, Rory hesitates. If it weren't for that little boy on her lap, staring at her so sadly. . . Rory allows herself to be pulled under, and experiences David Miller's murder first-hand. After that, there is no going back. Now, she and her dog, Rawlie, have to deal with two Phoenix Police detectives wanting to know where she got her information. One of them's admittedly cute, the other one makes her want to scream. She and Rawlie are exposed to the attention of an unseen killer, and a gang-banger who thinks Rory has the hots for him. As if that weren't enough, Rory has vivid dreams, almost nightly, about her past. Her friend Maggie, the Tarot reader, tells her that she will never find peace until she finishes the dream. Maggie says the Universe is reaching out to her, that she's special. Rory, however, has a couple of choice words for this benevolent Universe -- and those words aren't 'thank you'. Will Rory's psychic power help her, or hurt her, in her quest to help solve the murder and go back to her safe, but boring life? Or is that life gone forever?