Vision Storm is a globe-spanning thriller that blends personal tragedy, supernatural overtones, and international intrigue into one fast-paced narrative. The story follows young Dannilee, a girl haunted by dreams that seem to bleed into reality, her troubled mother Janelle whose clairvoyant abilities blur the line between madness and foresight, and Marshall Dennison, a diving coach reluctantly pulled into a conspiracy that reaches far beyond what any of them imagined. From the icy cliffs of New York to shadowy power struggles involving the mysterious “Dark Agent,” the book layers suspense, betrayal, and an almost mystical sense of inevitability.

I found myself caught off guard by how quickly the story establishes tension. The opening chapter with Maggie is devastating and sets a tone of dread that lingers. The writing has a cinematic quality, sharp and quick, with scenes snapping together like film cuts. At times, the story is very descriptive, and I found the pace slowed a little as a result. Still, when the action hit, it hit hard, and I could feel my pulse jump with the characters’ fear and desperation. I cared about Aubrey and Dannilee, and I found myself rooting for Marshall in spite of his flaws.

What really struck me was the mix of realism and the uncanny. The idea of inherited clairvoyance could have slipped into cliché, but here it felt eerie and believable, almost natural in its strangeness. While a few bits of dialogue came across a little formal, the heart of the story, this battle between ordinary people and a larger, darker force, rang true. I could sense the author wanted me to feel the unease of not knowing who to trust, and it worked. I also appreciated that the villain, Pierre Dubois, was not just a cardboard cutout but a figure both terrifying and charismatic. That complexity made the threat land harder.

The book took risks with its plot, and while not every gamble paid off, I never felt bored. I’d recommend Vision Storm to readers who enjoy thrillers that flirt with the supernatural but keep a foot planted in real human struggles. If you like stories where family bonds and hidden powers collide with forces far bigger than any one person, this one will keep you turning pages late into the night.

Pages: 411 | ASIN : B0F8P5W9BB