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Now You See Her Read by Talia Balsam

Strange changes are overcoming artist Samille Sweeny, but none are as disturbing as the recurring dream of a murder, which Samille eventually paints. Then someone is killed: the owner of the art gallery which carries Samille's work. The death of someone close to her is frightening enough, but nothing compared to Samille's realization that the killer has selected his next victim ... her.

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  • "Strange changes are overcoming artist Samille Sweeny, but none are as disturbing as the recurring dream of a murder, which Samille eventually paints. Then someone is killed: the owner of the art gallery which carries Samille's work. The death of someone close to her is frightening enough, but nothing compared to Samille's realization that the killer has selected his next victim ... her."@en
  • "Sweeney is a successful painter but her life changes when she begins to experience vivid dreams and she paints a graphic murder scene."
  • "A New York artist suddenly acquires clairvoyancy and paints a murder before it happens. Fear of ridicule inhibits Paris Sweeney from reporting her vision to police and when the murder occurs she becomes a suspect. By the author of Dream Man."@en
  • "A successful painter's life changes when she begins to experience vivid dreams and paint graphic murder scenes that come true."
  • "A New York artist suddenly acquires clairvoyancy and paints a murder before it happens. Fear of ridicule inhibits Paris Sweeney from reporting her vision to police and when the murder occurs she becomes a suspect."@en
  • "A New York artist suddenly acquires clairvoyancy and paints a murder before it happens. Fear of ridicule inhibits Paris Sweeney from reporting her vision to police and when the murder occurs she becomes a suspect."
  • "A talented painter in her early thirties, Samille Sweeney has achieved enviable success. Her work sells at an exclusive New York City gallery and her popularity is an an all-time high, when she begins to experience dreams that influence her artwork. When Sweeney paints a graphic murder scene that occured recently, she is thrust into suspicious light."@en
  • "While under a trance, a female artist paints a murder scene that foreshadows a real crime."@en
  • "While under a trance, a female artist paints a murder scene that foreshadows a real crime."
  • "Samille Sweeney has achieved enviable success: her paintings are selling at an exclusive New York City gallery, Sweeney loves her work and is content with her life. Then she begins to experience dreams - lush, vivid dreams drenched in vibrant hues - which are influencing her artwork. But the true dangers of her visions are about to be revealed where Sweeney least expects it: in her paintings. After a creative frenzy which she can barely recall, Sweeney discovers that she has rendered a disturbing image - a graphic murder scene. When a real-life murder mirrors her creation, sheis thrust into suspicious light. Now, with every stroke of her brush, she risks incriminating herself with her inexplicable knowledge of a deadly crime."
  • "Paris Sweeney has always been proud of her paintings, but when she begins to paint murder scenes before the murders even take place, she knows she has a special gift, but soon her gift puts her and the man she loves in danger."@en
  • "As she paints her reoccurring dream of murder, an artist soon realizes that she may be next on the killer's list."
  • "As she paints her reoccurring dream of murder, an artist soon realizes that she may be next on the killer's list."@en

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  • "Talking books"@en
  • "Love stories"@en
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  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
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  • "Audiobooks"
  • "Romantic suspense fiction"@en
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  • "Now You See Her / by: Linda Howard"
  • "Now You See Her Read by Talia Balsam"@en
  • "Now you see her"
  • "Now you see her"@en
  • "Now You See Her"@en

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