Tell Me My Future

Perfect for fans of Krystal Sutherland and Courtney Summers, this YA debut follows a girl who pretends to be a psychic to solve a long-ago murder-and starts having real visions of the future
Kess Turner is used to starting over. Her mom has dragged her all over the country her whole life, never spending longer than a few months in one place.
But nothing is normal about their new home-a dusty psychic shop-or the fact that Kess's mom was called when an accident left the psychic Madame Amalia in a coma. When Kess finds coded messages and cash hidden in the shop, she knows there's a lot more to the story than her mom is telling her.
Desperate for answers, Kess decides to pose as a psychic in order to pump Madame Amalia's clients for information-only to start experiencing strange visions of events that actually come true. The more she investigates, the more she suspects her mom and Madame Amalia were involved in a murder years ago.
When Kess's visions escalate-and seem to predict her own death-it becomes clear that if she wants to save her future, she'll first have to unravel the secrets of the past . . .

Eileen M. Ruvane told herself the future in third grade: I'm going to be a writer. Her vision came true, as she worked in advertising and public relations, then opened a brewpub and craft distillery with her husband. Along the way, she's written about many topics-including investments, beer, zombie diets, and rotten teeth-but her favorite thing to write is twisty mysteries. This is her debut novel.