Synopsis: Lost Time

Jane has it all.

A great apartment looming over downtown Seattle, two pet ferrets, a wheelchair, psychic powers that let her see how people are going to die… and no memory of how she got any of it.

Jane accepts her oddity by staying away from people. She doesn’t own a TV or computer. She doesn’t read the newspaper. She doesn’t leave her apartment, even to get groceries. It’s bad enough she has to see the delivery kid once a week die of some horrible form of cancer – alone, at age 80, crying for his children (who obviously aren’t there) with his last breath.

It isn’t until Elizabeth Templeton goes missing that Jane finally decides she needs to do something about these visions. She can’t stand the image of the horrible things those grown men were doing to that poor twelve year old girl as she was struggling to breath under them.

With the help of Roger Harper and his crack team of detectives, Jane tries to find Elizabeth before her vision comes true. If only she knew a trap was waiting for her…