Murder Through the Looking-Glass — Cathy A. Corn

(This book contains a link for a free book of short stories, Tales of the Wild & Seldom Seen.) Formerly published as Crystal Clear by Cathy Corn.NIGHT TERRORS. A VISITING GHOST. And a crystal clear vision of her past life self's tragic end in the 1940's. When Suzanne Westin and puppy Princess move into her dream home-a stately Victorian with secrets-the happily-ever-after she expects turns nightmarish and chilling instead. DID SHE LIVE BEFORE in this same house as a Big Band singer? Are disturbing visions from her crystal ball true? Suzanne, a psychotherapist, learns that history will repeat itself-soon-unless she discovers who her murderer was back in time. SUDDENLY, MEN MATERIALIZE OUT OF NOWHERE, seemingly attracted to her, including a dead ringer for the 1940's boyfriend. The men's attentions confuse her, for although she'd welcome romance, how can she trust anyone? The haunting visions and her knowing convince her that love's a dangerous business just now.WILL SHE SOLVE THE MYSTERY before she becomes history...again? If you like paranormal romantic mystery spiced with humor and supernatural twists and turns, and characters that keep you laughing, read Murder Through the Looking-Glass. Buy it now and treat yourself to an entertaining armchair vacation. Review by Dee Renee Chesnut: * * * * * Five Stars. A romance and mystery that will keep a reader entertained. [This novel] entertains with a story that balances the suspense of a mystery with the suspense of romance. Its tag as a paranormal mystery helps prepare a reader for Suzanne Westin's familiarity with crystals and scrying efforts. There is enough character development for Suzanne that that she is interesting for even a more skeptical reader who is curious about the outcome. Review by Kathy-Ann Becker, author of Silencing the Women: The Witch Trials of Mary Bliss Parsons. * * * * * Five Stars. Well-paced story that held interest throughout. The author, Cathy Corn, was adept at introducing the heroine of the story in such a human way that this reader became immediately sympathetic and interested in her life. The story moved quickly, was believable, imaginable and hard to put down. The writing was extremely competent and there were no distracting elements to impede the reader in following the building suspense to its rapid resolution. I will read more from this author and would recommend this author to other women who enjoy romantic suspense and a little Hawaiian vacation travel.Review by Robinrrc, Amazon reviewer: * * * * * Five Stars. Paranormal mystery with clues from the past. The main character in this book is a psychologist who uses past life regression to look for clues to solve a mystery in her present life. The story is set in Pittsburgh but moves to Kauai where pieces of the puzzle begin to come together. All is not as it appears on the surface and I didn't guess the ending till the final pages. This book is intriguing and hard to put down!