Some lies can haunt you forever.

PI Jorja Knight’s last case thrust her into the limelight and brought out more than one would-be client seeking to share the spotlight. Yet when she’s approached by a psychic clairvoyant who has foretold her own murder, she’s sufficiently intrigued to take on the case. But just as Jorja begins her hunt for the predicted killer, her client’s lookalike is found dead. Jorja’s client starts to unravel, her premonitions amplify, she insists the killer will strike again.

Diving into her client’s past to flush out suspects, Jorja learns she is keeping secrets from her. Jorja becomes suspicious of her intended role in the investigation when the psychic’s premonitions begin to manifest in her own world. And as the physical threats escalate, Jorja fears that buried secrets could cost both their lives.

All About Alice Bienia

They say we find our happiness by following our unique talents and passions. As a child, my passions were reading to escape the monotony of childhood in a small town, skipping rope, eating peas from my mother’s garden and trying to get my brothers to laugh so hard they’d spit their milk out at dinner.

Later I developed a passion for nature, photography, motorcycles, and coffee. I went to university and emerged with a Bachelor of Science in geology. After graduation, I happily investigated the earth’s nooks and crannies, solving the mystery of where earth’s elusive but treasured deposits were buried. My work in remote regions of Canada honed my insatiable curiosity, fueled my imagination and deepened my desire to learn.

Then came technology, and enhanced opportunities to problem solve, innovate, automate, and create effective and highly productive ways of doing things. I spoke at conferences, wrote all manner of technical reports, developed training material and web content. The need to explore, learn and create continued to burn.

I now write full time. Still passionate about reading, photography, motorcycles, fresh peas and coffee, I apply my creativity, imagination and the all important, ‘head down, butt in chair,’ skill I’ve acquired along the way to create challenging crimes for my protagonist to investigate and solve – while throwing her crappy little life obstacles to overcome, just to keep it real. Best of all, I’m still learning and exploring. After all, that’s what writing fiction is all about – going places where I’ve never been before and returning to tell the tale.

Read more about Alice on her website:  www.alicebienia.com