The mystery is a really good one Harrington scatters red herrings throughout the story, sending the reader’s brain off in many different directions, and when the solution is finally revealed, it makes perfect sense. Clare feels a responsibility to use her power to help people and becomes embroiled in the case. And if this weren’t enough, another mystery emerges: Sierra, a fellow student, has gone missing.
She also has two boys vying for her heart, plus a rather creepy secret admirer.
Once a social misfit, now she’s locally famous and unsure how to deal with the sudden fawning attention she’s getting from kids who once shunned her. As Perception begins, that story’s aftereffects have turned Clare’s social life upside down. In the first novel, Clarity, Clare used her ability to help solve a murder mystery. Clare’s special power is psychometry: she can touch an object and see scenes from its past. (3.5 stars) Perception is Kim Harrington’s second mystery starring Clarity “Clare” Fern, a young girl who comes from a family of psychics.
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