Biracial, Cleveland artist CAMPBELL RADETZKY believes he’s completely left behind the bewildering affair he had with tenacious beauty, young FRAN SERPENTINI that cost him his marriage. But, more importantly, he's a reluctant psychic with immense sorcerer capabilities, insisting he's only a simple mural artist / skyscraper washer. A "normal", divorced father.

        But, Campbell “knows”, without it being possible for him to, that he’ll find the literal, girl of his too intense, sexy "dreams" before he crashes a billionaire’s political fundraiser; though, as a rule, Campbell ruthlessly disregards and suppresses his infuriating "gift".

        It's the same, spiritual gift that gave no warning to help prevent his older brother's death, the same gift which drove his “gifted” father to suicide.

        Campbell's simple girl search twists when his dead brother RONE's ghost reappears to lead Campbell straight to MALOY D'AQUINO, the billionaire’s hostess, alleged mistress (says Fran), and Campbell’s dream girl; a telepathic beauty, who’s own spiritual inclinations and deadly experiences make her hide from him.

        Stubborn and relentless Campbell, having finally found the one woman he truly wants, with the help of the supernatural, again refuses acknowledging his brother’s disquieting paranormal presence.

        The more finely tuned Maloy, however, continues avoiding her careless, potential lover, despite her obvious, passionate interest. Unfortunately for her, she is unable, like Campbell, to tune out or ignore Rone, who, in order to get to his brother, goes through her; hounding her, until she cooperates to carry his messages.

        Rone knows she can stabilize the erratic Campbell, who’s coming into his paranormal Power, whether he wants to or not -- just as their unfortunate father had.

        Campbell insists Maloy is “the one”, like any normal man might; yet, the closer Campbell becomes emotionally and physically intimate with her, the more out of control and self-evident becomes his Power, as it literally affects, bend, and alters outward matrix of reality.

        But, Fran won’t stay cast aside. Campbell’s jealous, young ex-lover and self-made "witch", Fran, witnesses this Power his has when around Maloy and becomes more obsessed to not only possess the man of her sensual desires, but also to harness and usurp his extraordinary paranormal Power as well, leading her to skillfully leech and turn that Power against his young children, in order to bring him to heel.

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