Lizzy, an almost forgotten friend of Sheila and Jeremy, gets in touch with a cry for help. She, with her group of friends, managed to summon a Jinn and now they're in a fix. The Jinn doesn't want to go home and causes problems. Sheila's reputation speaks for itself, and so she is Lizzy's last resort. We also encounter a dangerous man at the Mighty Oaks. He's not dangerous to others, though, but to himself. As usual, there's a lot going on and there are many questions to be answered. And not only by that Jinn.

Sheila suddenly finds herself in touch with more odd abilities. How will she cope with them? In her circle of friends also many things are happening, while her work at the Mighty Oaks resort continues to be challenging in more than one way. And what's that Jeremy's talking about...

Sheila is a dental assistant with an average life, until one of her friends, Josy, goes missing and the police face a mystery. Josy disappeared in a naturist resort and there is no trace of her, only her bag that's left standing next to a tree. Sheila, who discovers a special ability within herself and also discovers an incredible friend, decides to find Josy on her own, but for that she will have to go into the naturist resort. Will she need to shed her clothes? Will she find her friend, and if she does, can she bring her home?

While Jeremy blossoms in his new job and finds new ways to express himself, Sheila suddenly finds herself in Mississippi where a friend is trying to save someone's life. A fellow Shaman wanted to be a Shadow Dancer and that did not turn out well. Follow Sheila to Mississippi and join her on her adventures! This is book 5 in the "Naked Crow" series.

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Novel: Two authors, separated by the span of a generation, as two parallel strands that coil and tighten into a spiral, or perhaps a double helix.