Crossroads of Darkness - (A Hazel Watson Mystery) by C A Varian (Paperback)

About the Book

When Hazel and her fiancé fly to Las Vegas with their ghostly best friends in tow to have a no-frills wedding, ominous visions plague Hazel's dreams, giving her cryptic warnings from the mouth of an innocent child.

Book Synopsis

The darkness of her mind keeps pulling her in, begging her to prevent a tragedy she's powerless to stop.

Settling down and getting married was never something Hazel Watson saw in her future. At least, not before she'd opened her heart to the man she'd had a crush on for more than five years. Now, after everything they'd gone through since her abduction by an infamous New Orleans serial killer, he was someone she knew she could never live without. So, once she and her ghost best friend moved into his suburban home, the natural next step was to walk down the aisle, settling down into a low-stress life now that her career as a public defender was a thing of the past. But the spirits she's been seeing since she was a child won't leave her in peace... but are they even spirits at all?

When Hazel and her fiancé fly to Las Vegas with their ghostly best friends in tow to have a no-frills wedding, ominous visions plague Hazel's dreams, giving her cryptic warnings from the mouth of an innocent child, a child whom Hazel knows isn't actually dead. Adding to the fear and stress caused by her dreams, a family emergency brings Hazel back home to New Mexico, and to the family she's been estranged from for many years.

Hazel's never been able to see into the future before, and surely, she cannot prevent events from happening. Yet the living child who's found a way to infiltrate her mind from afar seems to think she can.

Are the warnings Hazel receives from an unexpected ally, in the darkness of her mind, real? And how are these meetings in her darkened mind connected to the sightings of an infamous urban legend in her hometown? Hundreds of lives hang in the balance as Hazel tries to solve this mystery before it's too late.