Morning Light

by Catherine Anderson

First published 2008

Loni MacEwen has spent years trying to suppress her second sight after her visions brought nothing but pain. She wants nothing to do with the supernatural abilities that have caused her so much trouble. Then she meets Clint Harrigan, a practical Oregon rancher who doesn't believe in psychic phenomena. Loni sees danger surrounding a child and tells Clint he must save his son. Clint dismisses her warning since he has no children. When a news report shows an orphaned boy missing in the Oregon wilderness, exactly as Loni predicted, Clint begins to reconsider. The boy faces death in the dense forest, and according to Loni's vision, only Clint can reach him in time. The unlikely pair venture into the dangerous woods together. Their search stretches through grueling days and sleepless nights as they track the lost child through treacherous terrain. The life or death mission forces them to depend on each other completely. Trust builds between the psychic woman and the doubting cowboy as they race against time and nature.

Genres: romance, suspense, contemporary, paranormal

Vibes: emotional-atmospheric, intimate, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family

Setting: Oregon

412 pages · Mass Market Paperback · Berkley

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