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Her parents taught Annalee to never sing, told her she had no talent, despite having a mega-pop-star half-sister.
Then a drunken night of karaoke releases Annalee power—a power her parents had desperately sought to contain. A power that causes government agencies to perk up and take notice.
Dammit.
Originally published in Hex in the City, "The Sound of My Own Voice" shows why USA Today bestselling author Dean Wesley Smith calls Dayle A. Dermatis "one of the best writers working today."
Then a drunken night of karaoke releases Annalee power—a power her parents had desperately sought to contain. A power that causes government agencies to perk up and take notice.
Dammit.
Originally published in Hex in the City, "The Sound of My Own Voice" shows why USA Today bestselling author Dean Wesley Smith calls Dayle A. Dermatis "one of the best writers working today."
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