Dorothy Lyle in Avarice by Ella Carmichael

She moaned in her sleep, and tossed her head from side to side in a futile bid to escape the images of severed limbs and heartbroken mothers.Ī part of her was aware she was asleep, but every time she tried to pull herself out of the nightmare, it seemed to drag her back. The sea breeze parted the clouds, and the light of the full moon revealed the figure of a woman reclining on a sofa. Or to take arms against a sea of troubles The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune

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In the old days when she had been just plain old Dorothy, it had been easy to hide her psychic powers. A set of problems compounded by her unique and amazing ability. Everything that money can buy suddenly comes within reach for her.Īnd while Dorothy likes the idea of being rich beyond her wildest dreams, she soon finds that it will bring its own set of problems. That all changes, along with her life, forever, when she unexpectedly wins a fortune on the lottery and is suddenly propelled into the realms of the super-rich elite. This has never been part of her great life plan, and is a niggling and constant source of frustration. On the day that Dorothy Lyle turns forty she is still single and living a boring, routine existence of a nine-to-five life. Two minds, two bodies, two hearts, one soul.

Dorothy Lyle in Avarice by Ella Carmichael