Conceal the Predictor

by Sally Breslin

Overview

In this sequel to “Heed the Predictor,” Margaret “Meg” Thorne hasn’t had a moment’s peace since Calder, the former “love of her life,” wrote a book about her ability to predict people’s deaths. When the book is made into a blockbuster film, she no longer can bear the relentless media attention, so she changes her name and appearance and moves to a small town back in New Hampshire. There, she finally finds the anonymity she craves and is able to lead a normal life for the first time.

But just when she begins to believe she has everything she’s ever wanted – a quaint cottage, a job in a local gift shop that she truly enjoys, and a new man who treats her with the respect, love and kindness Calder never did – everything begins to fall apart…in unexpected and frightening ways.

And for once in her life, Meg isn’t going to run away.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152530346
Publisher:	Sally Breslin
Publication date:	12/17/2015
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	389 KB

About the Author

Sally A. Breslin was born and raised in New Hampshire, where she still resides, so she is a true New Englander through and through.

She developed a passion for writing at a young age and began keeping a daily journal when she was only 12, which she has continued to do ever since. She says her journals are like having her own time machine because, for example, she can look up what she ate for breakfast or watched on TV on any given day.

Her work first was published in the 1960s when she became a stringer for a New York-based magazine called DATEBOOK, which provided her with the opportunity to interview many of the famous entertainers of that era. For over 20 years, she worked as a newspaper correspondent and photographer for a number of New Hampshire-based newspapers, covering everything from presidential primaries to local bake sales.

From 1984 –2013 she also interpreted dreams in her weekly newspaper columns, “What Do Your Dreams Mean?” and "Dreams...with Sally Breslin," which led to a regular spot on WJYY Radio as “The Dream Lady,” as well as numerous other guest spots on radio shows across the country. She also was contacted by the FX Network in the early ‘90s and was offered a regular segment on its new morning show, “Breakfast Time,” with Tom Bergeron – which she turned down because it would have required her to move to New York.

From 1994 – 2016 she wrote a weekly humor column, "My Life," which was published in six New England newspapers. In 1996, she was named the New Hampshire Press Association’s columnist of the year.
She also has taught humor-writing classes for Concord Community Education.

Her short stories have been published in dozens of magazines and also in the books: "A Second Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul," "Chicken Soup for the Soul at Christmas," "The Dog Really Did That?," and "Belly Laughs and Babies," for which she won a national humor-writing contest.

She currently writes a syndicated humor column, “Alive and Kidding,” for the Senior Wire News Service in Colorado, and a local humor column, “Sally’s World,” for the Senior Beacon newspaper in New Hampshire.

Her humor columns, both new and archived, can be read on her blog: www.sallythedreamlady.com.

Sally’s first novel, "There’s a Tick in my Underwear!," which is based on her 1962 journal, is a humorous coming-of-age story about wilderness camping and young love. She also has written two suspense novels, “Heed the Predictor” and the sequel, “Conceal the Predictor,” about a young woman who knows the exact date, time and way in which every person she meets will die.

She was married to her late husband Joe for 41 years, and currently resides out in the country with her two guard dogs. She enjoys walking two miles every day, candlepin bowling, playing Word Whomp online and riding on old-fashioned wooden roller coasters.