Humankind has only been known to use six to seven percent of their brain leaving ninety three to ninety four percent untouched. What happens if some individuals learn to ignore subliminal limitations set by mankind, and are able to do what others can't. This is the world of the subconscious mind, the part of humans that never sleeps, and always thinks. It is the part that can understand everything, and opens up to world of all new possibilities. This is the world of Denise and John....

Denise is no ordinary high school girl, but that doesn't stop her from wanting an ordinary life. Because of her gifts she unwillingly gets pulled into the minds of victims to a terrible serial killer. John, her brother, soon awakens to gifts of his own, placing him in the mind of the killer. Unknowing who this killer might be she soon learns that she cannot see him, but, he can see her. Preparing for the fight of their young lives, and using only the small clues John can gather, with the aide of an usual ally who has secrets of his own, they set off to stop this threat before he finds them, in the ultimate game of cat and mouse.

Denise and John

Alex was furious. He didn't often let his anger control him but this time he was given more than enough reason. What a hindrance. The unknown presence, the girl, how? How is she able to intercept his moves? Has to be intentional this was the second time. The hand, what was with the hand on his head? Obviously the only thing it was doing was tagging along. He knew from the first time that he had felt it someone was watching him. But where was the girl then? Somehow they were connected. 


Looking around the underground parking structure, no one had yet made it to their cars. He took no discretion in removing the silencer off his 9mm and placing the gun back in the glove compartment. Trying to keep his mind at ease he wiped the silencer down and placed it in his middle console. Only feeling more enraged at the situation. Alex didn't like situations not in his control, and for the time being these mystery entities remained elusive. 


Chapter Sixteen