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    Jaelle (The Locator, Book 1)
    Jaelle (The Locator, Book 1)
    Jaelle (The Locator, Book 1)
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    Jaelle (The Locator, Book 1)

    By YaYa Blassingame

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    Book 1 of the Locator Series, Supernatural Suspense

    What if you touched an object and could see the last three days of the person's life that touched it last? Demi Hagen can and this is her story.

    They called her outcast, different, quiet. That is until they realized there’s more to seventeen-year-old Demi Hagen than meets the eye. Now, everyone in Elmer Point, GA calls her a hero. Her ability to locate missing persons just by touching a personal item has made her a local legend.

    When she befriends a gypsy palm reader, online, they have an instant connection. But unlike Demi, Perci’s abilities are used to help her family raise money as part of a traveling act. Soon after agreeing to meet in person, Perci’s sister goes missing and she enlists Demi’s help to find her.

    As Demi struggles to make sense of what happened, all clues lead in a strange direction. Can she see past the mixed messages and solve the case before it’s too late?

    For readers who love books about ordinary people with extraordinary gifts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYaYa Blassingame
    Release dateAug 15, 2017
    ISBN9781370936526
    Jaelle (The Locator, Book 1)
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    YaYa Blassingame

    Welcome to my world...a place where the supernatural and mysterious collide! I am YaYa Blassingame, an indie fiction author that loves all things supernatural/paranormal. And that is exactly what you will find in all the books that I write. I tend to write in all sub-genres of supernatural fiction. If you enjoy that type of stuff then we are going to get along very well. :-)

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