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    Mr. Big Empty
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    Mr. Big Empty

    By Gregory Ashe

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    Vie Eliot arrives in the small town of Vehpese, Wyoming with little more than the clothes--and scars--on his back. Determined to make a new life for himself after escaping his abusive mother, he finds that living with his estranged father brings its own problems.

    Then Samantha Oates, the girl with blue hair, goes missing, and Vie might be the only one who can find her. His ability to read emotions and gain insight into other people’s darkest secrets makes him the perfect investigator, with only one small problem: he wants nothing to do with his gift.

    When the killer begins contacting Vie through a series of strange cards, though, Vie is forced to hone his ability, because Samantha was not the killer’s only target.

    And, as Vie learns, he is not the only psychic in town.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGregory Ashe
    Release dateJan 17, 2017
    ISBN9781370460366
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      I was enjoying this book in the beginning, it started to go south for me when I noticed that almost every character in this story is bipolar or something.
      Vie always into hurting himself although he already gets beat up enough by everyone else. I'm having a hard time picturing what he looks like because of all the beating. He doesn't seem to heal at all. There was not enough time for him to heal before another confrontation or him hitting something on purpose. I don't understand, WHY????

      At this point, I'm just trying to finish the book so I could find out who the killer is and what the reason was.