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Pixie
Pixie is just about as big as her name implies, but that doesn’t stop her from doing whatever she wants to do. Like being in tune with the universe, finding lost rings, talking to spirits (although that was a special occasion). Now, she has to use all her psychic powers to save the grandson of that spirit from being killed.
Alan Maddin is a firefighter and an EMT and he definitely does not believe that Pixie can tune into the universe. He doesn’t even know what that means. But his mother insists on seeing Pixie because Sandy’s dead mother came to warn her that Alan was going to die during a big fire. Sandy wants Pixie to convince Alan that he’s in very real danger.
But the only real danger as far as Alan can see, is getting involved with the petite psychic who has developed a habit of fainting in his arms.
Alan Maddin is a firefighter and an EMT and he definitely does not believe that Pixie can tune into the universe. He doesn’t even know what that means. But his mother insists on seeing Pixie because Sandy’s dead mother came to warn her that Alan was going to die during a big fire. Sandy wants Pixie to convince Alan that he’s in very real danger.
But the only real danger as far as Alan can see, is getting involved with the petite psychic who has developed a habit of fainting in his arms.
34 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 9, 2014
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