The Clairvoyant

For those who have read All Things Deadly by E.C. Hanson, this will be a treat. The Clairvoyant follows Sutton Frost, who made her first appearance in All Things Deadly.

Don't sleep on this short novella. The Clairvoyant is a gut-punching, emotional read that highlights tough topics such as loss, grief and suicide. As always, E.C. Hanson writes characters full of personality. It's easy to root for Sutton and to empathize/sympathize with her as she struggles to deal with her grief. I also like how the relationship dynamic between Terry and Sutton changes throughout the story. I don't want to spoil too much so I will leave that there.

Throughout the story the reader is given some paranormal elements to keep you on the edge of your seat. It's emotional, it's fun, it's creepy, it's entertaining.

The writing is great. The story flows well and keeps you fully immersed. No surprise here. E.C. Hanson is one of my favorite indie authors and anything he publishes is a must read.

I am hoping to see more from Sutton and her clairvoyance in the future. There is a part in the story where Sutton has visions of little snippets all involving an entity. I'm hoping these possessions lead to more and more novellas starring our favorite MC, Sutton. But that could be wishful thinking because I love a good possession story.