Fuzzy Visions

A Sunny McBain Mystery

By: Terri M Collica

Narrated by: Angel Clark

A high school senior must use her extraordinary abilities to solve a murder in Terri M. Collica's exciting debut novel, Fuzzy Visions.

Born with limited vision and abandoned by her birth parents, Sunny McBain's luck changes when she is adopted by a wealthy couple who have given her a loving home, a great education, and a bright future.

With only three weeks until high school graduation, Sunny is more excited than ever to embark on a new adventure. Little does she know, however, that before graduation day rolls around, she will be stalked, kidnapped, and almost murdered by a deranged killer who has already claimed one victim at Sunny's very own high school.

The first book in the Sunny McBain mystery series, Fuzzy Visions follows the resourceful heroine as she uses her heightened senses and growing psychic abilities to track down the escaped murderer.

Baffling her further is an old mystery that has popped up in an unexpected way: Who are Sunny's real parents?

These riddles slowly unravel the idyllic life that Sunny has come to live, leading her and her best friend, Leo, into a dangerous investigation that comes with some shocking twists and turns.

©2014 Terri M Collica (P)2015 Terri M Collica

FUZZY VISIONS

I received a free copy of this book. Its a good cozy mystery. I mainly wanted to try it because Angel Clark was the narrator. I thought it was lighthearted and funny. Well worth listening to. As always Angel Clark does a great job narrating this book.

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Would you consider the audio edition of Fuzzy Visions to be better than the print version?

yesssss!!!!!!!!

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

oh em geee the entire time whoever angel is her voice has my heart

Which character – as performed by Angel Clark – was your favorite?

uhhhhhhhhhhh duh just her voice hooks and grabs you

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

unfortunately yes i wasted a work day for this lol

Good

High school days are to be memories, not what she endured. A good debut thriller, with good narration by Angel Clark. Given audio for my voluntary review and my honest