Visions: A Kate Robbins Teen Psychic Suspense

by Rainfield

Overview

Kate sees visions that could save others-but doing so could kill her.

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Queer teen Kate sees psychic visions of the future and the past-but only when she's having an asthma attack. Kate's crushing on Desi, who takes her breath away--in a good way. When Kate "sees" her sister being beaten and Desi's sister attempt suicide, she needs more visions to save them-but triggering her asthma could kill her. Kate's tried to warn others before, and no one's ever believed her. But this time might be different, because Desi and their family believe her. Can the two teens work together to save their sisters-and keep Kate alive?

Visions is a fast-paced, gripping tale of courage, love, and healing.

Find out why School Library Journal said about Cheryl Rainfield's work "[readers] will be on the edge of their seats" VOYA said they write with "great empathy and compassion," and CM Magazine said their work "can, perhaps, save a life."

From award-winning author of SCARS, a Governor General Literary Award finalist, YALSA's Top 10 Quick Pick For Reluctant Readers, Rainbow Project List, Staff Pick for Teaching Tolerance, and which has frequently been banned by the far-right; and award-winning HUNTED and STAINED.

(Visions was previously published as Parallel Visions; it's been rewritten to have queer main characters and be full length.)

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780987846044
Publisher:	C. Rainfield
Publication date:	08/26/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	234
File size:	7 MB
Age Range:	14 - 18 Years

About the Author

Cheryl Rainfield (they/she) is a trans nonbinary lesbian author of the award-winning SCARS, a queer YA novel that has been repeatedly banned by the far right, and which has helped readers deal with sexual abuse, stop self-harming, come out as queer, and even keep from killing themselves, as well as award winning novels HUNTED and STAINED. Cheryl is an incest and cult torture survivor who works to help others know they are not alone, no matter where their pain comes from. They live in Toronto.Cheryl Rainfield has been said to write with "great empathy and compassion" (VOYA) and to write stories that "can, perhaps, save a life." (CM Magazine) School Library Journal said of her work: "[readers] will be on the edge of their seats."