Tibby: A novel dealing with psychic forces and telepathy

In a bustling turn‑of‑the‑century metropolis, a fashionable young woman watches the river‑front crowds from her hotel window, her bright eyes and glittering bracelets hinting that she is no ordinary socialite. The city’s clamor—steam whistles, street‑car bells, and the glow of factory furnaces—forms a vivid backdrop for her quiet curiosity about the unseen forces that ripple through everyday life.

When she is introduced to a well‑heeled steel magnate named Horace, their conversation quickly drifts beyond market speculation to the strange sensations she has been feeling. She discovers that her seemingly idle daydreams are actually fragments of thoughts from strangers, a nascent telepathic gift that both fascinates and unnerves her. As the pair navigates high‑society gatherings and whispered rumors of séances, they find themselves drawn into a world where intuition borders on the supernatural, setting the stage for mysteries that will test the limits of belief and perception.