Throw the Bouquet

Being psychic isn't cool.April May Snow was only trying to be a good friend when she agreed to be in her friend's wedding. But when April accidentally lifts violent visions of the bride being murdered from the groom's mind, she fears for her friend's safety. From experience, April knows psychic impressions can be tricky at best. She can't be sure if the vision is random or a warning.If she had only listened to her Nana and sharpened her psychic ability rather than hide it from the world Never one for tact, April confronts the groom in private. After their hostile conversation, April is positive the groom is a snake in the grass but still can't be sure the vision is an actual warning of things to come. What April does know is her friend is ecstatic about being married today, and she would be crushed if April even mentioned the groom might be a bit shady. Being a good friend sometimes bites.As the wedding march starts, April must decide. Should she ignore the thoughts she read from the groom's mind and possibly put the bride's life at risk or does she slam the brakes on the wedding ceremony and forever become a social outcast?Don't miss Throw The Bouquet, the first of the "Throw the" series by M. Scott Swanson. If you like Angie Fox, Kelly Hashway or Janet Evanovich, then this mystery will have you turning pages to the end