Delusions With Murder: A Rilynne Evans Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
Amber didn’t know what to do, but she knew it was something she didn’t want other people to find out. She was not ashamed of her daughter, but she knew at the same time other people would not be so accepting. She wanted, as all mothers do, for her child to have a normal, happy childhood. Hiding what Rilynne could do was the only way that could happen. As time went on, they came to realize Rilynne would only get flashed from people she was personally connected to in someway or another. Amber saw it as a blessing, because there were so many things in the world a growing child did not need to see, or even know about. She would see things related to the people she knew, or things that she started to pay special attention to. In a way, she could choose what she was open to seeing. If there were a crime on the news she wanted to see things about, she would just need to read enough about it, and try to figure out what was happening herself. She wouldn’t get a full view of what had happened most of the time, but she would see bits and pieces. Most of the time Rilynne would only see things that were happening at that moment, or that had happened shortly before. Sometimes she could see further into the past, but very rarely could she ever see anything before it happened. When she did, it was never more than a few hours prior to the event. She liked it that way. What fun would it be if she always knew what was going to happen?
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