Now You See Her by Linda Howard

Talented artist Paris Sweeney has started seeing ghosts, knows the answers to Jeopardy before they are given, and is painting some strange pictures. A loner, she is taken aback when she feels a connection to her friend Candra Worth's estranged husband, Richard. Sweeney has sketched the portrait of a hot dog vendor and awakens one morning to discover she has painted, in her sleep, a graphic murder scene with the vendor being the victim. She later learns the man has been murdered and the scene she painted reflects the deadly crime. Will authorities believe her psychic ability? Will Richard believe her? Who is the victim in the canvas she has started? Not a bad story. Not as good as some. Sandy Penton