• “A fast-paced, original story that had me guessing about what would happen next.”

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  • “Right-wrong. Rich-poor. Confident-meek. Truth-lies. Ordinary-extraordinary. It’s exciting from beginning to end.”

    Goodreads reviewer

  • “A truly captivating page turner from start to finish.”

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  • “I literally loved every second of the story.”

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San Francisco 1971l

Two girls from opposite worlds —each of them with unique gifts. Brash and bold Charley can touch a hand and glimpse a person's dark secrets and dangerous future. Refined and shy Julia can stir a deadly energetic force that uproots trees and crushes cars in a moment of rage. When they join a group of teens for a summer of psychic tests at Stanford Research Institute, the experiments quickly turn deadly and more sinister moves emerge. Truth and lies intertwine. Soon, ambition and war outstrip science in a race to manipulate their gifts.

If they are to survive, they unlikely duo must figure out a way to work together. Can Charley and Julia do this and control innate powers that have long been exploited—and supressed— by the rest of the world?

Long hospital corridor with beige walls, black horizontal stripes, fluorescent ceiling lights, and a person standing near a door at the end.
Black and white photo of the Golden Gate Bridge over water with a historic fortress and parking lot in the foreground.
A woman appears to be drawing or writing on a person's arm as they are seated at a table with a magnifying glass nearby.
A wooden table with a black mug filled with a frothy beverage, a red book titled 'Extraordinary Lies' by Jennifer Alsever, a pink notebook underneath, and two vintage-style postcards with handwritten text.

Sometimes the most outrageous lies are the ones we tell ourselves to survive.

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