Magic is, believing in the impossible. Mikhail Romanasky has the gift of second sight. When her latest vision is of a kidnapped child, she reluctantly approaches the Chicago Police Force, endeavoring to prevent the crime. Detective Jensen Palmer doesn't believe in the ability to foretell the future. But when his nephew is targeted, he is forced to trust his only source of information, the ever-so-attractive Amazing Mikhail. To do his job, he has to believe in the impossible. Neither is looking for love. Both are looking for a criminal. Will they find both, together? Thank you for making BELIEVE such a wonderful success! Excerpt: Jensen ran his hands over the surface of the credenza. She envied the authentic Kingwood, she wanted him to run his fingers over her as he did the exotic floral-designed inlay. Would he realize she was authentic also? One amazingly detailed bronze statue of Pan and a crystal ball held court on the marble tabletop. Jensen lifted the statue and examined all ten inches of it. "Pan, half-man, half-goat, is a symbol for male virility and sexuality. While seated on the boulder, he's holding a musical instrument, a syrinx. His eyes are focused on the nymph at the other end." She lifted her gaze to meet his, connected, and then half lowered her lids. "The nymph is Echo, a great singer and dancer who scorned the love of any man. Her long flowing hair encases her shoulders. Her mouth's open in song. As you can see, one of her delicate, muscular legs is raised above her head. A seductive look is in her eyes." Jensen had a similar pained expression on his face to Pan's as he lowered the statue. Her heart beat with a fast cadence to match Aphrodite's tail thumping against the floor. The crystal ball glowed, while it absorbed the first revitalizing light of the day. His fingers ran over the surface of the clear glass orb. "You're slyly courting the unknown. Do you want to see what is hidden in the depths of the oracle?" Digital Publisher: Cobblestone-Press.com All Rights Reserved.