Diving for lost treasure in the Atlantic Ocean off Key West, Florida, Genevieve Wallace was all business. A no nonsense type of person, she is a stickler for details, first relying on hard training starting with Jack Payne when she was a young child, and then later, trusting in her instincts for what is right, what is wrong, and what is possible.

Thor Thompson, like the god of thunder, believes that if his brain can't solve the problem, then his sheer brawn can. But, he's more than just an expert diver and more than just the proud owner of a powerful diving boat as Sheriff Jay Gonzalez learns when Thor is authorized to review open homicide cases.

Life is good. Genevieve has a career she loves and friends that share similar interests. Her team of experience treasurer hunting divers is searching for the Marie Josephine, lost at sea nearly 200 years ago. The loss of the bountiful shipload has its own tragic history and mystery. Instead of finding jewels and artifacts, she finds a ghost who, suddenly animated, warns her to 'Beware.'

Nobody believes her. Who would? Genevieve admires creative practical jokesters, and she is as ready as anybody for a good practical joke even if she is its target. When somebody intentionally places a mannequin on her porch, her limit is reached. Then a dead woman's body is swept ashore at the resort. Except, she's not Genevieve's ghost. Are they connected?

The memory of the watery vision still haunts Genevieve. It is just the first of appearances. The girl and now a troop of pirates invade her dreams, and manifest with seaweed and seawater when she wakes in her bed.

Sickened by the brutal murder and the continuing haunting, Genevieve goes to visit Audrey Lynley. Audrey promotes herself as a medium; able to communicate with ghosts. In a town rumored to have ghosts around every corner, Genevieve would normally laugh off such insanity as part of Key West's charm.

Thor believes the worst place for a person with a dysfunction mind, is on or under the water. He doesn't trust unstable minds, but Genevieve's unconscious good-looks and intelligence sparks his interest and when she runs into his strong arms for solace, he doesn't stop to think. Once he has a taste of her, he can't go back and dives further into the relationship and into her insanity. The pools of seawater drenching their bed and floor boards must have a reasonable explanation, but he won't believe there is any such thing as ghosts.

Audrey admits she's used her mind and common logistics rather than having any paranormal skills. Audrey requests the Harrison Investigation, a team that investigates paranormal occurrences, to investigate her friend's claim.

In THE VISION, Ms. Graham has done it again. It took everything I had not to flip to the back of the book and find out who the killer is. These are pages to be read, savored, and thought about. She has weaved facts into meanings and yet deeper meanings. Thank you for the adventure.