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Fading

Autor Cindy Cipriano
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 apr 2018
Leath Elliott is a seventeen-year-old competitive shooter living with her mother in Woodvine, North Carolina. Leath's father was killed in a tragic accident when she was fourteen, and her friend Victor Santana has been there for her every step of the way since. But the friendship starts to change when Victor develops deeper feelings for her. If that wasn't complicated enough, newcomer James Turner, an emancipated minor with a dark past, wanders into her sights. Leath is captivated by him and wonders if he might be the boy of her dreams-literally. Fading is the first book in an exciting new fantasy romance series by award-winning author Cindy Cipriano.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781634222877
ISBN-10: 1634222873
Pagini: 300
Dimensiuni: 8 x 209 x 198 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Clean Teen Publishing
Colecția Clean Teen Publishing

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Leath is torn between her long-standing love for Victor, comfortable and dependable, and her requited longing for James, a total stranger who is literally the boy of her dreams. When James transfers into Leath's small-town, North Carolina high school, she recognizes himhe's shared her dreams for yearsand learns he's been searching for her. Since her father's death several years earlier, her mother's life has revolved around work and Leath, a junior who will be departing for college. As James and Leath grow closer, Victor, previously patient, grows jealouswith reason. Leath's friend Anamae is more understanding. Leath's affection for Victor pales next to the passion she feels for James. Yet his possessiveness scares her. Who is James? His account doesn't add up. Even as he reveals the strange truth behind his arrival, James hesitates; which path they choose will determine their future, and all choices involve loss. Meanwhile, Leath asserts her own right to decide. To do so, she'll need to remember the past the way it really happened. Latino Victor excepted, Leath and other characters appear white, while James' and Anamae's races are unspecified. While Leath's agonizing indecision is overstressed (the gender roles mostly adhere to typical romance memes and tropes), her struggle to make her own choices is compelling. Transcending genre cliches, this series opener unfolds with a gripping emotional intensity, raising expectations for future installments. (Paranormal romance. 12-16) - - Kirkus Reviews