Some of it was Real by Nan Fischer

A Contemporary, 2021 by Berkley, 304 Pages

What I Didn’t Like:

I never like opening stories with the “getting ready” scene. But I will say it’s one short chapter and chapter 2 more than makes up for it.
There are some grammatical errors here. Not enough to pull me out of the story but enough to make me pause and figure out what the author meant.
I wanted a tiny bit more justice at the end. That’s all I’m saying (no spoilers).

LOVE the premise. I adore books with psychics. I just love the idea of being able to see things other people can’t and what the characters will do with that.
Ending. I LOVE the ending. It leaves enough to the imagination to keep me thinking of these characters for a long time. It’s beautiful.
The characters are wonderful. They have different voices, which makes it easy to keep them straight when reading their chapters and their dynamic works!
The mystery surrounding Sylvie’s past is awesome. I was engrossed in the journey right along with her.

Psychic story fans. At its roots this is a story about a psychic-medium being questioned on the genuine nature of her talent and it’s well done.
Romance fans, specifically enemies to lovers fans. Although, be warned, this isn’t a typical romance which means we aren’t bound by the “rules” of romance.
Mystery fans. If you like unraveling buried truths, this story delivers!