Invisible Touch by Kelly Parra

Kara Martinez is not and will never be normal, not since her father’s death when she was eleven. Instead, Kara hides, letting everyone else think she’s the good girl. She dresses in pink to please her mother and never acts out lest her mom should scrutinize her more than usual and send her back to a therapist. Even Kara’s best friend Danielle is unaware of how the accident when Kara was eleven changed her from normal into a Sign Seer.

As a Sign Seer, Kara has visions pertaining to people’s fates, bits of clues forming a puzzle only Kara can solve, because she’s the only person who knows it’s there. And so Kara has been able to secretly help people avoid disasters. But when Kara sees a gun on a fellow classmate, the stakes are much higher because it’s so much more personal. The two sides of Kara, her secret life and the one her mother wants her to live, start to collide when Kara’s mother’s hold on her becomes increasingly suffocating and Kara’s investigation leads her to an alluringly mysterious guy. But venting on her anonymous blog won’t stop the clock from ticking down the seconds Kara has left to act to piece together this deadly puzzle and her own life.

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Rating: 4.25

Review copy from publisher MTV Books through YA Enchanting Reviews