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A compelling Need that Charlotte has felt all her life is growing stronger, forcing her to connect with people in crisis, but at the same time other changes are taking place and she is terrified by what Monroe, a doctor and family friend, says must happen next.
Imprint:
New York, NY - Balzer Bray
Pages:
267
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9780062008244, 0062008242
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Suzanne Young
Characteristics:
267 p. ;,22 cm
Author (Original Script):
Young, Suzanne
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Add a CommentI really liked this book because it was a supernatural one, yet it didn't include a single overused type of character. No vampires and no werewolves. The whole book is well written and something so new and not overused. Although, whenever the main character, Charlotte is in the company of her boyfriend, Harlin, all she seems to want to do is rip his clothes off. Just a fair warning.
Beautifully written. I liked the story line, and the characters felt relatable.
This is a book that really shows the reader how much of youself you can give to another person. The main character Charlotte doesn't have a choice when it comes to helping other people. Her gift is so sweet and kind. A gift most other people should have to help other people without the need to get something in return. Most people should learn from this character that helping people should be out of kindness and not out of reward. Great job :) I loved it. This book is totally worth reading. :)