the Girl Who Saw Turning Point

Two years after the events of Book 1, Lena Reed has learned to live with her ability: she hears fragments of future conversations, but she no longer tries to "fix" everything. She's starting college in a coastal city, working part-time at a community radio station, and finally enjoying a fragile sense of normalcy.Then, without warning, her visions change. Instead of random moments, she keeps hearing the same phrase repeated in different voices: "The turning point is coming."At first she thinks it's stress or a trick of her mind. But when she overhears a teacher's future confrontation with a student, a local politician's secret meeting, and a stranger's whispered confession-all touching the same mysterious event-she realizes this is more than personal fate. There's a collective turning point emerging, and her ability is locking onto it.Lena begins to uncover a hidden network: people like her who experience glimpses of the future, scattered across the city and the country. Some are careful, some reckless, and a few are being hunted by a shadow organization that wants to weaponize or erase precognitive gifts.The more Lena investigates, the more she realizes that the "turning point" is a catastrophic but avoidable moment-a natural disaster, a political collapse, or a social explosion-whose timing and shape depend on small, individual choices Lena can now see.Her choice becomes harder than ever: - Intervene, and risk being exposed to the organization hunting her.- Stay hidden, and let thousands of people walk, unknowing, into the storm.By the climax, Lena isn't just fighting for her family anymore-she's fighting for a future she can't fully control, and for a community of "hearers" who trust her more than she trusts herself.

Pages: 157, Paperback, Independently published