Her Eyes - Kruze, J. R.
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What You Don't Remember Can Get You Killed. He looked into her eyes - and forgot everything about himself. He'd done something that night, but couldn't remember. And she had left him like that. Until she returned as a Homeland Security agent to save him from two cops who wanted him for questioning. Now on the run, in disguise, his memory wasn't returning very fast. Josh depended on this mysterious Rosa to get and keep him out of harm's way as they travelled out of L.A. and into remote backroads of Southern California. There's something about her Josh doesn't understand, or just doesn't…mehr

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What You Don't Remember Can Get You Killed. He looked into her eyes - and forgot everything about himself. He'd done something that night, but couldn't remember. And she had left him like that. Until she returned as a Homeland Security agent to save him from two cops who wanted him for questioning. Now on the run, in disguise, his memory wasn't returning very fast. Josh depended on this mysterious Rosa to get and keep him out of harm's way as they travelled out of L.A. and into remote backroads of Southern California. There's something about her Josh doesn't understand, or just doesn't remember. Yet. A paranormal action-mystery with empaths, government agencies, and psi-powers. To solve their situation, Josh will have to recover his lost memories. The secret is in her eyes... - - - - From a breakthrough new author, J. R. Kruze, this short fiction explores the lives of psychic empaths working for government agencies... Get Your Copy Now.
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J. R. has always been interested in the strange, mysterious, and wonderful. Writing speculative fiction is perfect for him, as he's never fit into any mold. And always been working to find the loopholes in any "pat system." Writing parables for Living Sensical seemed a simpler way to help his stories come to life.