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Zusatztext Praise for the Fortune Teller Mysteries: “Destined to become a classic.” —Maggie Shayne! New York Times bestselling author “A wonderful fast-paced crystal ball whodunit.“ — The Mystery Gazette “Sunny Meadows is a delightful new star on the psychic horizon.” —Cynthia Riggs! author of the Martha’s Vineyard Mysteries Informationen zum Autor Kari Lee Townsend lives in Central New York with her very understanding husband! her three busy boys! and her oh-so-dramatic daughter! who keep her grounded and make everything she does worthwhile...not to mention provide her with loads of material for her books. She is a long time lover of reading and writing! with a Masters in English Education. These days you will find her at home with her children doing what makes her happier than anything she’s ever tried...writing books! Klappentext After a local baker is run over by a big white Cadillac! psychic Sunny Meadows can see nothing good coming from her Granny and her Oarch nemesisO Fiona being found at the crime scene. She's not about to ignore her visions and leave her granny's life in fate's hands. Original. Zusammenfassung For psychic Sunshine Meadows! sometimes fortunes can be deceiving . . . Lately Sunny has been experiencing a period of big opportunity: her business in Divinity! New York! is thriving! and Detective Mitch Stone has finally agreed to take Sunny on a date. But thanks to her clairvoyant abilities! Sunny knows better than anyone that life deals out bad cards along with the good. When Sunny agrees to read tarot cards at the annual Summer Solstice Carnival! she meets her Granny Gert‘s “arch nemesis” Fiona Atwater! and is overcome by a vision of Fiona in a violent argument. Sunny knows trouble is brewing when Granny and Fiona start having squabbles all over town. But the fighting comes to a head when a local baker gets run over by a big white Cadillac—and Granny and Fiona are found at the crime scene. Sunny knows she should step aside and let Mitch handle the investigating! but she’s not about to ignore her visions and leave her granny’s life in fate’s hands . . . ...
