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    Glimpse: Volume 2: Glimpse
    Glimpse: Volume 2: Glimpse
    Glimpse: Volume 2: Glimpse
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    Glimpse: Volume 2: Glimpse

    By Justin Mermelstein

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    After coming to terms with his ability to see the past, and after narrowly escaping major injury as part of a horrific train accident, Chester Dyllis returns home to New Jersey. In an attempt to merge his new life with his old one, he reunites with a childhood friend and fellow glimpser, Ichabod Berman. Ichabod introduces Chester to a myriad of friends and acquaintances, and the group takes Chester under their wing. His presence, however, seems to make THEM more aggressive. As Chester begins to take on a new role within his group, the violence reaches a tipping point. His importance might mean life or death for everyone he knows, but can he figure out why? 

    The second volume of Glimpse is thrilling, passionate, and full of excitement. It provides the reader with a window into the complex mind of a glimpser and how they handle the immense power of the ability, for better . . . or for worse. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJustin Mermelstein
    Release dateMay 29, 2013
    ISBN9781516373123
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