What if menopause gave you a superpower?

Menopause unlocked a previously unknown superpower for Liv Wilde – psychic visions during hot flashes. While her visions rarely have life and death consequences, for the first time Liv sees a dead body in a premonition. When she comes face-to-face with the man while he’s still very much alive, Liv grapples with whether or not to warn him about his possible future.

The mysterious stranger turns out to be one of the many treasure hunters who have descended upon her once quiet town of Fredericksburg, Virginia, in search of a rare and coveted copy of Edgar Allan Poe’s first poetry collection, Tamerlane.

With help from her girlfriends, Liv joins the hunt, trying to tap into her insights to stay one step ahead of a dangerous treasure hunter known as The Falcon. Things become personal when a friend of Liv’s daughter is kidnapped by The Falcon.

Amid visions of kidnapping and murder, Liv learns a hard lesson: not everyone wants to be saved from their fate.

*Readers please note, Flashes of a Dying Hour is what could be called an edgy cozy mystery. I call it a "Jersey Cozy," which means it's a cozy mystery in all ways except that it includes some profanity.