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Her mom's still dating losers. Her boyfriend's gone back to Mexico. Dad still hasn't told his wife and kids that she exists. At school, the drama queens and bullies still rule. But worst of all for Allie Emerson--aka the Star Seeker of an old Gypsy prophecy--is that her powers have taken a hike. She can't read minds anymore. She can't move stuff just by looking at it. The other Star Seekers are counting on her psychic gifts more than ever, and the evil Tri-marks are closing in, eager to snatch her magic moonstone necklace while she's helpless. The hot new guy at school is ready and willing to fight her battles, but he comes with some wicked baggage. Dear Diary: I'm a little worried. My new BF is a demon. Welcome again to Allie Emerson's funny, scary, amazing, and always unpredictable life, as the girl voted least likely to save the world from evil.
REVIEWS:
"This book has it all: danger, mystery, unexpected plot twists. The events of the book brought forward many unanswered questions and complications, and really made me look forward to the next book. I can't wait." -- Unmainstream Mom Reads Blog
"Ms. Brothers does a wonderful job of expanding the world she's created and adding interesting new characters to the mix." -- Darque Reviews
Excerpt #1
My mother and I
were engaged in a squinty-eyed, visual smack down, neither of us willing to
blink. I gripped the edge of the table and glared at her.
“Just because
you’re bitter and spiteful doesn’t mean I have to be.”
My voice was
shrill with anger. ”Besides, half of me came from my dad, whether you like it
or not.”
Faye was sitting
at the dinette in the twenty-four-foot travel trailer we called home. “”Brain
Dead Roy,” an underwater welder and Faye’s current boyfriend sat between her
and the wall, probably so she would wait on him.
“Yeah,” Faye said
with a bitter smile. “And I’m seeing his half right now. The half that always
has to be right, the half that won’t listen to reason, the half …”
I released my
pent-up breath. It whistled through my teeth making a noise that sounded like, Phhhhtttuuuiii.
Faye popped u,
danger signs flashing in her eyes. “What did you say?”
Apparently, she’d
heard some kind of “f” word in that gibberish and, combined with the uh sound, it wasn’t looking good for me.
I raised my hands
and backed away. “Nothing. No way. I wouldn’t say that to you. You heard
wrong.”
“Hey, ladies. Take
a chill pill.”
Roy said lame
stuff like that all the time. He stood, stretched and gazed at us through
heavy-lidded eyes, Roy’s version of a look so compelling, so sexy, we would
stop fighting and focus on him. If I hadn’t been in the middle of a fight with
my mother, I’d have busted out laughing.
Faye and I spoke
in unison. “Shut up, Roy.”
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BIO:
A former teacher, coach and school counselor, Marilee lives in Washington State
and writes full time. Her books include Castle Ladyslipper, a medieval romance,
The Rock and Roll Queen of Bedlam, winner of the
2010 Booksellers Best award for romantic suspense,
Moonstone, Moon Rise, Moon Spun, Shadow Moon, and Midnight Moon.
Marilee is a member of the Romance Writers of America,
Pacific Northwest Writers Association and
the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.
and writes full time. Her books include Castle Ladyslipper, a medieval romance,
The Rock and Roll Queen of Bedlam, winner of the
2010 Booksellers Best award for romantic suspense,
Moonstone, Moon Rise, Moon Spun, Shadow Moon, and Midnight Moon.
Marilee is a member of the Romance Writers of America,
Pacific Northwest Writers Association and
the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.
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