Ghost of Me

Sarah tries to warn Emma about Paul. 

"I appeared back in Paul’s bedroom. He lay sprawled out in bed with a flannel folded over his forehead. I felt a rush of relief at the sight of Emma lying next to him. Not that I wanted to see my sister in bed with the man I used to love, but at least she was alive and hadn’t been the woman in my vision."

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"I stood outside the garage, wondering if Steve had changed his mind. My method of travel was faster than his, but he should have been there already."

Sarah's search for her killer puts Steve in danger.

I could see the faint outline of a wall at either side of me and heard the sound of rats scuttling around nearby as my vision adjusted, which led me to assume I was in an alley somewhere.

Sarah has a vision of her killer and his next victim.

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"They hadn’t found the killer or a motive yet, unless they were keeping it a secret from the press. Some journalists seemed to take pleasure in writing about my death. The word “mysterious” was thrown around a lot."

Sarah and her new friend, Steve try to solve her murder.

"I began to get the hang of how to travel from one place to another. A few moments of closing my eyes and concentrating on where I wanted to be, worked most of the time."

Sarah starts to get the hang of how to be a ghost.

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"I never imagined my own death. Why would I? I was thirty-six years old. I had years left, or so I thought. I changed my mind about that when I woke up in the morgue."

Seeing a dead body is bad enough, but discovering your own dead body can be a bit of a shock, as Sarah learns when she becomes (literally) beside herself in the morgue.

A killer waits in the shadows, ready to take his first victim.

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