Seer

A Wonderfall Novel

By: Bix Barrow

Narrated by: Declan Winters

A Paranormal Grumpy/Grumpier MM Romance with Humor and Suspense

How can an average-looking psychic like me pull a super-hot guy like him to amplify my power and stop a killer?

I’ve had visions since I was 13 years old. Minor stuff on the whole, usually nothing to get excited about. Which is for the best, since the police think I’m a crackpot, and the people I try to help call me a freak. Don’t get me started on my mother and the priest she brought home to do an exorcism. She’s not even Catholic.

Maybe things would be different if I weren’t also an introverted, wardrobe-challenged, heavyset guy with sarcasm issues. If I were slim, pretty, and charismatic, I’d probably have my own psychic TV show.

So when hot guys—yes, more than one—suddenly start sniffing around, trying to flirt with me, I’m suspicious. I didn’t fall for that stunt in high school, and I’m not falling for it now.

Except these guys just hold my hand and stare into my eyes. Then they’re gone. Weird.

Suddenly my visions change. People—some of them not quite human—are dying, but I can’t see enough details to save them. Another psychic tells me if I “resonate” with one of my “suitors”, my abilities will get stronger. If it’ll save lives, I have to try. (Does this sound like a bad p0rn plot to you, too?) But Greg, the hottest hottie of them all, takes one look at me and runs the other way.

Exactly like high school.

But whether he wants me or not, Greg and I have to join forces or people will keep dying. Just as I’m seeing signs that he has a warm and caring heart under his uptight and insufferable façade, I have a vision that Greg is the killer’s next victim. I hope our newly-formed connection is strong enough to give me the power I need to save him.

Seer is an MM paranormal romance with psychics, supernatural creatures of all kinds, meddling friends, and humor. HEA guaranteed!

©2024 Bix Barrow (P)2026 Bix Barrow

Good book, blurb is wrong

This book is quite good but the blurb is totally wrong. First it's a dual POV and we spend more time with Greg than Cal.
Cal never gets this vision of Greg being the next victim, other people sure but not Greg.

The story is fine maybe my enjoyment of it was off because I was thrown off by the dual POV and waiting for the specific vision of Greg.

Declan Winters was good as a narrator.