Starting at a very young age, his dreams haunted him but more so the silence that came with his ability to see. What happens when you can see the future in such shocking clarity? Every horrific event to those closest to you, and be powerless to make them believe in the visions and dreams you see? For fifteen year old David Steiner this would be the reality to be faced as he's constantly plagued with the dreams of things impossible to really be true. In the end, I knew how it would end, it not being too difficult to figure out, but it did make for a really good story. The last 100 pages had me turning them furiously to find out what would happen next.

What a good read, especially starting about 100 pages in. There is a freak in town watching young girls, and David has a dream about who his victim will be, only no one believes him until it's too late. David soon becomes an outcast, but this happens at the worst time, a time when people need his help the most. Once it was out what David could do, this gift turned into a curse if things didn't go the way his new friends thought they would. When David found Ted's car keys with no explanation other than he just knew where they were, Ted knew he had a gift. David and his friends tried peeping into her window to see her undressing, but that resulted in one of David's friends being assaulted and nearly killed by someone nobody got a look at. She was the prettiest girl in the school and David really wanted to be with her, but she had a boyfriend, Ted. One day as David was walking home, he went past Diane's house.

She advised him to tell no one and not to talk about it.

When he was a child his mother didn't believe him, but his grandmother did. Ever since he was a little kid he would see things, sometimes through a dream, sometimes right in front of his face. I didn't think I was going to like this book, but it was very good! David is 15 yrs.

Sight Unseen by Andrew Neiderman