by Elizabeth Hunter
June 21, 2022
Pages: 288
Is this desert oasis a shelter or a trap?
Dr. Vivian Wei is juggling multiple life changing events when her aging mother witnesses a violent death on the thirteenth tee. The only problem? There doesn't seem to be a crime to go along with the witness.
As an empath, Vivian knows her mother is telling the truth, but feelings don't prove a murder. Can Vivian and her friends prove a murderer is stalking the country club before he claims another victim?
MIRROR OBSCURE is the second book in the Vista de Lirio series, a new paranormal mystery series by Elizabeth Hunter, bestselling author of the Elemental Mysteries, the Glimmer Lake series, and The Irin Chronicles.
Vivian is an empath which has been a learning experience, not to mention that her parents are here to help her with changes in her life. Her mother who has seemed a little off lately witnesses a violent death on the golf course behind Vivian’s house but no one believes her since no evidence of a crime can be found.
The trio of women who make up this series along with their partners and family makes this series funny, lovable, and easy to read. Vivian is a dentist and by nature is rather reserved, yet Julia and Evy found ways to coax her from her shell. Richard is a man who is extremely wealthy but doesn’t come across as a jerk or above others which I found refreshing.
Review: Double Vision: (Vista De Lirio Mysteries Book 1)
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Elizabeth Hunter is a contemporary fantasy, paranormal romance, and contemporary romance writer. She is a graduate of the University of Houston Honors College and a former English teacher. She once substitute taught a kindergarten class, but decided that middle school was far less frightening. Thankfully, people now pay her to write books and eighth-graders everywhere rejoice.
She currently lives in Central California with her son, two dogs, many plants, and a sadly dwindling fish tank. She is the author of the Elemental Mysteries and Elemental World series, the Cambio Springs series, the Irin Chronicles, and other works of fiction.
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