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Title: Time for Raine

Author: C. Barry Denham

Narrator: Sara M Sapp

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 15 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-22-17

Publisher: The Wild Rose Press

Genres: Romance, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Sean Sampson's adopted Chinese daughter, Raine, is discovered to have a rare, hyper-intelligent ability to see the future. Realizing this could mean trouble, Sean solicits the help of renowned child psychologist Dr. Noelle Victor. The chemistry sizzles as they deal with Raine's evaluation and rise to prominence. When Raine exposes the corruption of a powerful US senator, danger ensues. None of the threats, however, can compare with their struggle to protect the child from her own remarkable intellect, and a fanatical loyalist of the senator who will stop at nothing to extract revenge.

Members Reviews:

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**This novel was supplied by the author to the reviewer for an honest review on The Romance Reviews.

Entrenched in the throes of pain and loss, taking care of the toddler he and his late wife had adopted from China was the only thing that gave his life any purpose; otherwise he was simply going through the motions of living. Having failed dismally in her personal relationships and skeptical she'd ever find love and start a family, helping her young patients and the prospect of growing her child psychology practice was the only truly fulfilling aspect of her life. The rapid and unexplained cognitive development of a thirty month old adopted child with the uncanny ability to see snippets of the future brings them together, but too much knowledge in one so young can prove dangerous in more ways than one.

Though he dearly loved his adopted daughter Raine, and she'd become the beautiful center of his world of self-imposed exile, Sean Sampson couldn't help but live with the regrets of âwhat if.' If his wife Patty hadn't insisted on foregoing treatment of her diagnosis of stage-four lymphoma in favor of immediate travel to China to proceed with infant Raine's adoption, maybe he'd still have his wife at his side. If he hadn't let Patty override his better judgment about starting cancer treatments sooner, maybe the two of them would have been able to still adopt Raine at a later date and be raising her together now. Maybe he'd still be writing bestsellers instead of living with grief and writer's block. And, maybe his discovery of the far too advanced learning abilities of his now two and a half year old daughter wouldn't be scaring the hell out of him if he had a mother's perspective of how to handle such an unexplainable situation.

Putting complete trust in Dr. Noelle Victor, a well-respected and recommended Pensacola child psychologist, was something Sean was most reluctant to do, especially when the tests she'd had administered to his daughter revealed Raine had extrasensory perception, as well as cognitive abilities well beyond what most of the adult population in the world ever attained. He knew his child could be exploited since few people, including him, could truly grasp Raine's uncanny gifts of insight, perception, and reasoning.