Synopsis:
Detective Ashley O’Neal didn’t want the case—not so close to the holidays, not with her family slipping through her fingers one argument at a time. But when a young boy is murdered and a man confesses without hesitation, the investigation turns into something far stranger than she expected.
Cale Henderson is calm, tired, and disturbingly kind. He claims to have seen the future.
Ashley doesn’t believe in psychics. She believes in evidence, motive, confession. But as Cale offers eerie details no one should know and points her toward things that haven’t happened yet, Ashley finds herself pulled into a deeper, darker question:
If you knew someone would destroy lives… would you kill to stop them?

Review:
If you were able to see events happening and the future and you can influence / change the outcome, would you take the chance accepting the potential implications for others and for yourself or would you look away?
When a man is arrested for murder, he presents a very good reason for doing it. He sounds like a crazy person initially to the cops arresting him, but then he starts knowing things he isn’t supposed to know. He can see the future. Sure….
I really enjoyed this Novella. It was short and presented a concept not entirely new but presented in a way that got me interested.
🌙 Recension: A Tree in Time by H. E. Salian
📚 Genre: Mystery & Thriller
📅 Release Date: September 27, 2025
📗 available in: Kindle + Paperback
📱 Read as: Kindle
💸 I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
🗣️ Language: English
📆 Pages: 63
⭐️ 3.75/5
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