“There’s something out there!” I whisper urgently. “I heard a noise!”
“Relax,” Jack mumbles, already halfway back to sleep, “It’s just a bump in the night.”
What goes bump in the night? And then I have another thought. Or who?
Maybe I shouldn’t stop. Maybe I should just forge ahead. Of course, pausing proves not to be my first mistake. Getting up was. But then I hear another noise. It’s coming from the kitchen.
Something is in my kitchen? Or someone. I try not to panic. It could just be Gramps rooting around for something to snack on. Sure, except for one thing. Gramps is away on a trip with his seniors club.
“Greetinks!” a voice says from the darkness. “You are be-ink of the asleep, so I no vake you. Is least I can be do-ink. Now that you be-ink of my tribe.”
Catt’s best friend, Jilly, is getting married to C.S.I.S. agent Morris Ali. Her society snob sister, Micky, insists on being the wedding planner, the antique wedding ring goes missing in a rash of unexplainable robberies and there is an extremely strange woman claiming that Catt’s husband, Jack, is her betrothed. What could possibly go wrong?
Catt Russell, an ordinary suburban mom with unordinary, uncontrollable and unreliable psychic powers, makes her fifth appearance in author Carol Wakefield’s Catt Russell Mysteries, from Inkworks Press.
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