Her visions have solved cases. Now someone is using them as weapons.

Iris Vale is a psychic consultant for law enforcement, disciplined, documented, effective. She timestamps every vision. She separates observation from interpretation. She has spent fifteen years proving she is not a fraud.

Then her visions start going wrong.

A missing child she sees locked in a basement is found safe elsewhere.

A murder weapon she locates beneath a dock turns out to have been planted after she reported it. Someone is watching her work in real time, studying her methods, and using her own accuracy against her.

Suspended from consulting and publicly branded a fraud, Iris traces the manipulation to a secluded rural compound led by Gabriel Ash, a man who doesn’t predict the future. He predicts her.

For four years, Ash has studied Iris’s perceptual patterns with the precision of a research scientist, building a model that anticipates her visions, her language, and her interpretive habits. He doesn’t need supernatural power. He needs her consistency. And he has been using her engineered failures to fuel fear narratives that drive vulnerable people into his compound’s control.

With her credibility destroyed, her gift fractured, and a missing teenager’s life at stake, Iris must do the one thing her entire system was designed to prevent: become unpredictable.

The Wrong Vision is a psychological paranormal thriller about the weaponisation of belief, the architecture of manipulation, and the terrifying question of what happens when the person who sees the truth can no longer trust what she sees.

Book 2 in the Iris Vale Series. Can be read as a standalone.