In the third book of the series, the drama continues for the family and friends of Aleta Praetzel in the otherwise sleepy Tri City area. Still recovering from the wounds of her previous adventure, Aleta predicts another murder. She had been right before; however, a minor stroke may have damaged her prophetic abilities, and could potentially be a symptom of much worse. Stanley, who was still untrusting of her gift, hardly thought that an old man in a retirement home speaking gibberish was in danger of being kidnapped or murdered by mold. The tenacious Aleta senses that the word is only the tip of the iceberg. Yet, unable to feed herself, hold a book or pick up a phone, how can she help a man in danger? What can she to do, especially when he refuses to point a finger at the person who wants him dead? She needs to do something. The escalation has begun. The old man's enemies turn their attention to eliminating Aleta. But she isn't the only one. Lives hang in the balance.