What happens when Geo's fake fortune-telling scheme exposes some very real manifesting abilities?
Thirteen-year-old Geo Leoni needs a lot of cold, hard cash. Without it, she'll never convince her mom that they don't have to move. So Geo sets up a phony fortune-telling scheme, offering rock readings to anyone who'll pay. It's a wild success in the neighborhood. Mainly because Geo's fortunes keep coming true.
Turns out, Geo can manifest people's futures. Which would be great . . . except she doesn't believe in magic, psychic powers, or any other sort of what she rudely calls "woo." Geo strictly believes in logic and brain power to solve problems. She settles on ignoring her manifesting abilities and focusing on getting the money she wants. Until she learns the hard way that it doesn't matter if you're a believer or a skeptic: It's a bad idea not to trust your instincts. Geo's Fortune is Amy B. Mucha's debut novel. She has long loved dreaming up stories about magic and power and often spends her days walking in the woods spinning them. She also once spent a summer as a Victorian candlemaker. Visit her at amybmucha.com.
