Missing: Never Lost
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Evie Lynn is running from something. She just can’t remember what or why. Terrified, and with only an address to go on, Evie makes her way across the country, assisted by two strangers.
Closing in are two men who once claimed to love her. But now they only want what she took from them, no matter the cost to Evie or to them.
It’s a race against time. One where the pursued doesn’t even remember her name and the pursuers will stop at nothing.
Waiting for Evie is a grandfather she never met, and the gifted people of Doveland. Will they be able to solve the mystery of what her pursuers are looking for and protect Evie, or will they be too late.
If you love the idea of other dimensions, extraordinary powers in everyday life, and the power of community, you’ll love Beca Lewis’s next gripping magical realism, paranormal mystery.
Missing: Never Lost is a standalone story in the Stories From Doveland series which includes. in order: Karass - Pragma - Jatismar - Stemma - Exousia - Paragnosis - In-Between - Missing - Out of Nowhere
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BECA LEWIS always wanted to be a writer, but there were a few pit stops along the way. She has been a dancer, teacher, stockbroker, financial planner, club dancer (read this any way you wish), waitress, artist, web designer, headhunter (the civilized kind), and a diamond broker to just name a few. All this while trying to be a decent mother to three kids, a step-mother to five more, and a grandmother to the five, almost grown, best-looking grandchildren in the world. All these experiences are the perfect fodder for book writing!
Beca’s fiction explores stories around the concepts of other dimensions, love that transcends time and space, and where good always triumphs over evil.
Beca’s non-fiction Shift Series covers the system she developed and has coached for over thirty years. At this point, she is going to claim there is no time, so she doesn’t have to think about age. She’ll show you why you don’t have to either in this practical and inspirational series.
The best part of writing? Being an introvert on purpose, living in imagination, and then sharing it all with readers and friends.
Find more at becalewis.com
