Stevie Turner, Author.

Stevie Turner,  Author

Finding David

FINDING DAVID


My latest paranormal short story, which

was a quarter-finalist in the 2019 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Competition!   https://writers.coverfly.com/profile/writer-d3b3affc7-6104#accolades




It also reached number 53 in the Amazon Bestseller list for 'Ghost Horror Fiction' on 29th September 2020:  

https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Audible-Audiobooks-Ghost-Horror-Fiction/zgbs/audible/18574492011/







... and has gained its first 5 star review:


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RLZF1JW




When Karen and Mick Curtis attend a demonstration of clairvoyance for the first time, Karen is singled out by the medium, Rae Cordelle. Rae has a message from Karen's son David, who passed over to the spirit world many years before. The message shocks Karen and sends her on a journey of discovery, rocking her previously happy relationship with second husband Mick, David's stepfather.


Amazon 5 star review by D.G Kaye

13-7-19


https://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R2POD8SBW2HXGI


Stevie Turner's latest was a great escape read, and by the second page I had to find out  what this psychic was going to tell Karen, and then I became absorbed and wanted to just keep reading.


Karen and Mick's happy life was shaken and stirred after a chance outing to a clairvoyant's public show where Medium Rae focused her attention on Karen, offering her a message from beyond from Karen's deceased son - gone missing years before. Rae offers Karen her card, inviting her to contact Rae to learn more if she chose. What mother of a missing child wouldn't jump at the opportunity to connect with their missing/dead child?

What Rae reveals to Karen sets the tone for the journey to seek out what happened all those years ago when David just a boy then, completely vanished - never to return. The search to find David's never been found body ensues, and as clues develop and possible suspects for David's death appear, a great strain weighs between Karen and Mick's marriage.

Turner always has rich characters who draw us into her stories. I also enjoyed how the story carried through with a tiny crumb given in each chapter, leaving me anxious to turn to the next chapter while still kept wondering - Who the heck killed David - until near the very end. I also enjoyed reading in this genre, which is not a usual one for me. If you enjoy a shorter book with all the meat of a story wrapped up nicely, you will no doubt, enjoy this book!