Meet Samantha Blair, psychic extraordinaire. She experiences visions, but they're in real time and are of the most horrific kind. It seems that she is plunged into the bodies of murder victims as they're being attacked and killed. Physically, she exhibits all of the symptoms of the victims to include experiencing the injuries and bleeding. Even though she heals within minutes of the victim's death when she re-enters her own world, these are starting to take a real toll on her health.

There's a new serial killer in town and he's killing women with a vengeance. Sam is locked into him for some reason, which means that she becomes each of his victims, at least while he's killing them. When she decides to visit the local police department to report what she's seen psychically, she's pretty much dismissed as crazy person. That is until Detective Brandt Sutherland gets involved.

Brandt has worked with well-renowned psychic Stefan Kronos for several years and has become good friends with him. Once Brandt meets with Sam and hears what she's been experiencing, he feels that she needs to get in touch with Stefan. What she goes through each time she has a vision needs to be controlled and Stefan can teach her how to do that. As the visions get worse and the victims are mounting, Sam is also dealing with an evil person from her past that has now found her and means to do her harm.

Sam is eventually introduced to Stefan Kronos and discovers that they already share a very strong connection. Stefan is amazed at her abilities and agrees to help train her in controlling the visions. He tells Brandt later that there are only a handful of people in the world with the level of abilities that Sam has and that she must learn to control them or they may destroy her.

While the search for the serial killer is going on, Brandt and Sam become attracted to each other. The danger and the special personality of Sam, draw the two of them together even closer. Before they know it, they've fallen in love, but aren't ready to admit what their feelings are. All they know is that they want to be together, but can that happen with all of the danger surrounding them?

I loved TUESDAY'S CHILD! I couldn't stand to stop reading it and when I wasn't reading it, I was thinking about it! Truly the sign of a great book. Dale Meyer hooks you from the first sentence and doesn't let you go until the last page. I was so sorry to see this book end because I really wanted more of Sam and Brandt. The side characters in the book were also very entertaining and I, as the reader, felt very much a part of the story. Happily, Dale Mayer has written other books in the PSYCHIC VISIONS series that I'll be reading next.