At Last Sight

Witch City, Book 2

De: Julie Johnson

Narrado por: Isabelle Turner

At Last Sight follows Imogen, a reluctant clairvoyant on the run from her past, and Cade, the stubborn detective determined to give her a future…

Imogen Warner has spent ten years running scared.

After a childhood in the spotlight, the clairvoyant left home at fifteen without looking back. In the decade since, she's moved from place to place like a ghost, keeping her head down, her powers hidden, and her name out of the newspapers. Anonymity is no longer an option when she finds herself in Salem, Massachusetts.

Despite Imogen's initial determination to hold everyone at arm's length, she's quickly caught up in the unique magic of the town—and its eccentric residents. She feels at home for the first time in forever. At least, until an annoyingly persistent—and annoyingly handsome—local detective demands she use her unique abilities to help solve his latest case.

Cade Hightower never runs from a fight.

The decorated detective thrives on a challenge, whether it's with the case files on his desk or the women in his bed. He's instantly captivated by the beautiful new arrival in his town—the one with the witchy eyes and the mysterious past. The more he interacts with Imogen, the more he wants to peel back her layers one by one. (And, while he's at it, peel off her clothes piece by piece).

Too bad he's got no time for either. Cade's top priority is tracking down the young trick-or-treater who vanished seemingly into thin air on Halloween night. And he's willing to use any tactic—even Imogen's unconventional ones—to bring the child home before it's too late.

Tensions and tempers run hot in this opposites-attract romance set in the infamously witchy city of Salem. At Last Sight balances suspense with spicy scenes, spooky moments, and lots of laughs. While the story is a total standalone, it does contain some crossover characters and settings from book one, Bad Luck Charm.

©2024 Julie Johnson (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great story but..

I love that it's in Salem, and I love that she and Gwendolyn have gifts. I just wish there was more use of the paranormal, of their "gifts"

I loved this one

The first one was good but this one was better and had so much depth, mystery and even less predictable than most stories. Highly recommend!

Why does Ms. Johnson make the female protagonist so snarky!

In every book I’ve listened to by Julie Johnson the female protagonist is so mean to the male trying to help. It is the same story with different characters. I find myself being disgusted by the character’s rudeness.