Lake of Shadows

<p style=text-align: justify;>Just like her mother Meg Wolfe has a special power. She’s a psychic <span style=font-size: 10pt;>but she’s also a psychiatrist. Not only can she see and talk to spirits but </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>she is also capable of learning things about people through the power </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>of touch—which actually comes in handy during counseling sessions. </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>Then she meets Zeus Garrett.<br /></span><span style=font-size: 10pt;><br />They seem deeply connected although Meg isn’t sure how. Together </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>they solve a murder involving a child she counsels but working in </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>such close proximity creates feelings in both of them. Soon they’re </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>passionately in love but it seems solving murders is much easier than </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>being Zeus’s paramour.<br /></span><span style=font-size: 10pt;><br />Not only does Zeus have commitment issues stemming from a past </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>life but also Meg believes his heart belong to someone else. When she </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>adopts two children she and Zeus had in a past life she hopes their </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>connection will only strengthen. Instead she’s left to wonder if she will </span><span style=font-size: 10pt;>raise young Jasmine and Christopher alone—again.</span></p>