Some gifts can't be put down. Some gifts won't let you.
Calla has been a remote viewer for as long as she can remember. She has built a quiet life on the edge of a Washington state park — an ordered house, a careful routine, a single unbreakable rule: no active cases involving children.
She learned that rule the hard way. She intends to keep it.
Then seven-year-old Iris Vance disappears into the woods sixty feet from her back fence, and the sheriff calls.
What follows is a search unlike any Calla has known — a search she conducts with pen and paper at her drafting table while the rain falls and the daylight fails. The contour lines under her hand begin to whisper. The forest she has walked a hundred times shows her something she has never seen before. And as the hours run down, Calla realizes that to find Iris, she may have to do more than see.
She may have to go.
Second Sight is the fifth and final story in The Visible and the Invisible — a series about ordinary women, extraordinary perception, and the quiet courage it takes to answer when the unseen calls your name.
