Darker Than Blood: (The Psychic Thriller Experience) - Paperback

by Taylor Marsh (Author)

"Dark, sharp and addictive" ... "Unforgettable" ... "Haunting thriller with soulful depth..."
"...I'd recommend it to fans of psychological thrillers who want something original. A chilling read that sticks with you."

My name is Gaynell Debs. Claim to fame includes phenomena people cannot grasp.

One stored snapshot squats in my brain. Sent me into panic fifteen years ago. No through line to alter my confusion. When ready, my memory will return, I am told.

Sex crimes reveal disengagement with the soul. The Epstein Files prove sex traffickers can be anyone. For me, each new killing scene is another marker for what I have seen in the last rural town, in another state. The good news is I have no role as a cop. Bad news is rarely do I see justice.

Truth is my psychic portal.
Soul is a human's guide.

Emotions are our superpower. The key to psychological wounds. Something about this place brings a warning. One moment of silence offers an answer. Soul is birthed to solve a mystery. But what can I learn from a California truck stop town out on Interstate 5?

The crime scene unit has come and gone. When a black SUV arrives, the officers begin to leave the scene in procession. Made things easier.

My presence tends to stir up a whirlwind of noisy energy from establishment types. The guy in the truck I am eyeing is unprepared. Energy always has a signature.

A vacated crime scene leaves unresolved energy. Conflicted aims and confused endings are trapped inside as dark energy. When this evil force meets the fury of uncontrolled human violence, I experience the heaviness as psychopathic rage.

Thinking... A confident psychopath becomes more of who he is with each slaughter. Few realize serial murder along rural highways is an American thing, however, I was brought here for some unknown reason beyond work. A detail that eludes my psychic mind.

Shudder whips through me.

Nobody buries a body in a city.

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Dear Reader: "My lens is twisted humans, but there are triggers ahead. Thanks for reading." - Taylor Marsh