Dying Thoughts

First in the Dying Thoughts seriesTara has the ability to see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them. It's a secret she shares with no one, not even her father.Until Kaolin comes along. Tara has always been a loner, but with the prospect of friendship, she finds herself pulled into Kaolin's own secret.The question is, will they both survive when their secrets start to come out? Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.

Join Tara in the second book of the Dying Thoughts series as she faces new challenges.Tara Leverton has a 'gift'. Up until recently it has been kept a secret from everyone.Things have certainly changed.For one, Tara has a best friend, Kaolin. For another, Kaolin, her dad and the police know about her 'gift'. She's got the chance to help them solve murders – actually make a difference, one that doesn't involve doing homework on time.When tragedy strikes can Tara be the eyes seeing things that no one was supposed to see? Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.

Join Tara and Kaolin in the third book in the Dying Thoughts Series.It's finally summer and all Tara Leverton plans to do is spend the time sunbathing, hanging out with Kaolin and doing as little as possible. Her gift has kept her busy and now is the chance for some serious down time before her final year at school.Her dad on the other hand has other ideas about how Tara should spend her summer. He's desperate for her to realise that life in the real world isn't all solving crimes and hanging out with friends. She's about to discover that their definitions are complete opposites when her dad gets her a summer job at a local charity.When a scary pattern emerges with the charity's clients, Tara is thrown into the middle of a new case. Who is killing their clients? And can Tara find out before they come for her? Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.

Join Tara in the fourth Dying Thoughts book.Tara has a gift that allows her to see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that belonged to them.She's finally close to finishing school, but then disaster strikes when Kaolin is kidnapped. Can Tara find her friend in time? Will her gift be able to save her friend before it's too late?What's the point in having a gift that won't even help save the ones you love? Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.

Join Tara in the fifth Dying Thoughts bookTara has an admirer, someone who thinks the world revolves around her. The problem is, they won't reveal their identity and the notes they're sending her are getting weirder and creepier.Then there's the fact that she thinks she's being watched. And the notes seem to be coming from someone she knows. Now she's getting scared.Can she find out who they are before their behaviour escalates and Tara pays the price? Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.

Tara's life is full of change. Her education, her friends, even her dad has changed. She's struggling to find her feet after the events of the last few months.She's at college, her Dad's a pop star again and she's finally coming to terms with her gift. Except it won't help her when she needs it most.Her new friends are being attacked, someone is targeting young women and Tara is going to find them out and stop them.Now, if only her gift would listen to her then she'd be set. Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.

Join Tara in the seventh Dying Thoughts book!Tara will have the house to herself while her Dad goes on his comeback tour. She has plenty of ideas about what to do with the time. Parties, college work and all the bits and pieces that come from being a student who also works for the police.It's only when an accident almost kills Colin that Tara's life is turned upside down and she is pulled from college to sit by her father's bedside. Away from home, from her friends, from her life, she has to somehow piece together what really happened on that tour bus and she has to do it with only her gift and a little help from Kaolin.Only, someone is determined that Colin won't survive his injuries, and if they have to take Tara out in the process, that's a price they're willing to pay.Can Tara solve the puzzle before they catch up with her? Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.

Join Tara in the final Dying Thoughts book!Still living with the after effects of her dad's accident, Tara is facing her AS exams and the pressure is on. With the internal investigation still hanging over her, all she wants is a moment to gather her thoughts and get some revision done.It's only when tragedy strikes that Tara realises she's going to have to contend with college, her father and more. She's determined that her mentor and friend be remembered for who they were and not who they are being painted as.With Kaolin's help, Tara has to catch Mike's killer and root out the corruption that goes to the top of the chain of command. Can she do it before they come after her? Joey Paul is a multi-award-winning indie author, exploring the young adult genre. She has released twenty-two books in total so far, with the next two due out in 2025. Her current works include the "Dying Thoughts" series, which is eight books, the "Lights Out" trilogy, the "Cramping Chronicles" series, the "Invisible" quartet, as well as several standalone novels. She writes across genres, with crime, mystery, paranormal, dystopian and urban fantasy being her usual genres. She is writing her next two books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.Joey is disabled and a graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she's out and about, she likes doing weekly wheelchair walks occasionally challenging herself for charity. And when she's not doing THAT, she's sleeping! She's 43 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop! Tara has a gift, she can see the last moments of someone's life when she touches something that used to belong to them.