For non-verbal Prudy Radicci, her new neighborhood in Jersey City seems tame compared to Manhattan. To work off the anxiety of starting high school in a week, she walks around the streets and watches movies.

All efforts seem to fail when a car-obsessed neighbor accuses her older sister Miki of vandalizing his car. As crazy as Miki acts sometimes there's no way she could commit such a hate crime.

Now that guns enter the situation, Jersey City doesn't seem so tame to Prudy.

A short story about a girl wedging into her new environment from the Radicci Sisters series that falls between books 1 and 2.

Raves for M.E. Purfield

"Psychic Sisters can be read comfortably as a stand alone book but be warned – you will be compelled to grab the next one, and probably the previous series too." - Gloria McNeely, book reviewer.

"(A Black Deeper Than Death)...has all the gritty, urban noir elements - crime scenes, dark streets and darker intentions. But we also have a few typical elements from YA Paranormal too...I didn't guess the killer - there were so many twists and turns in this though, I'm not surprised!" - Vee Bookish, YA Book Blogger