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Can’t See Around Corners

Author	Josie Townsend

Can’t See Around Corners

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Josie Townsend

Two fraternal twins, Sharon and Annie are the only children of Edna and Warren Karce. They are the future of the highly famed socialite dynasty. The girls have graduated with honors and look forward to their trip to Europe. The sisters’ love for one another is obvious but a sinister force of malicious feelings dwells beneath their façade of shared contentment. Once abroad and with their hypervigilant parents absent, treachery, deceit, and wickedness develop intensely between the girls, and their relationship advances into the vilest possible nightmare, changing their lives forever. The discovery of an ancient, mysterious pendant formerly owned by Vlad, the Impaler from Dracula’s Castle begins an epic spiral of demonic incidents that traumatize not only the
twin girls lives while in Romania but has the ability to penetrate their family’s existence back home in Australia. How will the highly renowned family survive the unforeseen satanic entity, integrated with the discreditable exploits from the once idolized and respected daughters of the Karce Empire?

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Categories: Book, Century fox, Mysteries, Thriller & Suspense Tags: Mysteries, Thriller & Suspense

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Can’t See Around Corners is a story about two fraternal twins, Sharon and Annie who are born into opulent wealth and are the only children of Edna and Warren Karce. The girls have accomplished studying for their degrees and look forward to their once-in-a-lifetime trip to Europe. The sisters’ love for one another is obvious to the bystander, but a sinister undercurrent of malicious feelings dwells profoundly beneath their façade of shared contentment. Once abroad and with their hypervigilant parents absent, penetrating treachery, deceit and wickedness develop intensely between the girls and their relationship advances into the vilest possible nightmare, changing their lives forever. The discovery of an ancient mysterious pendant formerly owned by Vlad the Impaler from Dracula’s Castle begins an epic spiral of demonic incidents that traumatize not only the twin’s lives while in Romania but has the ability to penetrate their family’s existence back home in Australia.

How will the highly famed socialite dynasty survive the unforeseen satanic impacts created by the menacing pendant, integrated with the discreditable exploits from the once idolized and respected daughters of the Karce Empire?

Josie Townsend

Josie Townsend was born in regional NSW Australia, the eldest daughter of five children. She started writing at the age of 55yrs old and has self-published two manuscripts and a third on the way.

Her life has been a challenge as a single parent, raising three children after the sudden husband's suicide death which left her with many associated difficulties. She began writing as a form of expressing her feelings and frustrations, recording her life's journey and it as developed into her first novel, an Australian Drama which is based on a true story which is called 'There was Once a Girl'.

After writing her first novel, Josie took a break from writing not knowing that she would ever write again. However, her love for writing grew and she wanted to branch out to write fictional stories. "Can't See Around Corners" was then born as a Supernatural thriller that follows the story of 2 fraternal twins born in opulent wealth but jealousy and deceit tear the sisters apart.

Josie's 3rd manuscript is now under development and is titled "Shadow Bear" which is also a Supernatural Thriller that follows the story of a Young Buddhist Ninja who doesn't know his true heritage or his true power.

Although her first book is based on a true story, Josie loves to write supernatural thrillers which her 2nd and upcoming 3rd manuscript are.

At the young age of 21, Josie had a car accident and lost sight in her left eye, so as a vision-impaired writer it was even more difficult for her to write but she endeavors to follow her heart's desires and keep moving forward in life. Even through her struggles, she believes in never letting life's hardships hold you hostage like you're its victim.