Being psychic isn't cool.
It's not my fault Susan's fiancé is a loathsome money-grubbing sociopath. She picked him. Still, somebody must end her groom's devious plan and stop the doomed wedding. I want to be the daring friend who saves Susan from her lunatic lover. The issue is that I have no
objective
evidence, only an unreliable dream and suspicions brought on by my untrained psychic powers. There is a chance I'm wrong, and he does love her. If I share my misgivings, it will be the end of our sisterhood. I'm not being overly dramatic. Susan is so in love with her groom that she will end our friendship if I share my suspicions. Why can't Susan see her depraved fiancé's true nature? Why am I the only person who believes he is a ruthless bully cloaked in genteel charisma? My decision has life-altering consequences. The first option will haunt me forever if my visions are true. The second choice turns me into a pariah amongst my friends and will needlessly ruin my friend's happiness.
Being psychic is such a drag...
Throw the Bouquet
is the 2nd installment in the April May Snow series, and is a
SHORT STORY
. #1 Throw the Amulet
#2 Throw the Bouquet
#3 Throw the Cap
#4 Throw the Dice
#5 Throw the Elbow
#6 Throw the Fastball
#7 Throw the Gauntlet
#8 Throw the Hissy
April May Snow's story continues in the "Foolish" series of paranormal fiction novels.
#1 Foolish Aspirations