Tessa
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3.2 • 10 Ratings
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- $0.99
Publisher Description
Seeing the Unseen Comes at a Price—Will Tessa Survive the Game?
IMAGINE SEEING THINGS OTHERS DON'T SEE, REAL THINGS THAT ARE FAR AWAY
When Tessa's paranormal visions begin to haunt her, nobody believes her. After all, she's a young girl, and clearly, her imagination is running wild. So why is the government so keen on taking her away from her family and paying for her education?
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR
Tessa's remote viewing gift is an asset to the government, but her daily work is tedious. When asked to participate in what looks like an exciting mission, Tessa doesn't hesitate and soon becomes a full-fledged extra-sensory agent. But if she's such a critical asset to the service, why is her life in danger? And who can she trust when things get out of control? Tessa soon learns that she's both a pawn and a player in a cat-and-mouse game that will change her life forever.
Friendly Warning: If you are a prude, don't read this book; it is lighthearted fiction meant to entertain broad-minded readers, not a platform for self-righteous indignation... INSTEAD, take a look at the YA 13+ version of this series.
"TESSA RISING (The Young Telepath Book 1)" keeps the same core story, characters, and excitement as the original—but with gentler language, toned-down violence, and age-appropriate romantic content.
Customer Reviews
Promotes sex with children
This author is accomplished, and has obviously had some success, which is partly why I began to read this.
I was disturbed by the inappropriate inclusion of what is clearly child sex/exploitation early in the story, which of course, is obviously a reflection of the author’s own ideals. I stopped reading, and will not be buying any of this author’s work in future.
Made me uncomfortable
I thought the story line was interesting and the writing was good. Only a few minutes in the 17 year old was having sex with a 25 year old she’d just met. Her attitude toward sex was way too casual and it made me uncomfortable. Felt like a pedophile. Couldn’t read any more of it. Don’t know why she couldn’t have been 21. Found it creepy. attituDidn’t like a 17 year old having casual sex with a 25 year old she’d just met.