Keefe's departure took a toll on Sophie. She's been in a bad place, her life spiraling downhill. Deciding that she can't stay at Foxfire for the Elite levels because everything reminds her of him. But when she unrolls in a new school because of her...
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Dear Keefe, This is from my six years without you. When I was having trouble moving on. I hope you read these someday, and know just how much of a pain you were. Love, Foster
As I've already told you, it will be full of all of the letters Sophie wrote to Keefe to cope with his absence in the Lost Cities along the course of six years. She wrote to him almost every month, and it tells a story of grief, love, and sadness. (Yes, my goal is to literally make you bawl your eyes out of your head. Let me know if I achieve that.)
I hope you continue to vote, comment, and read.
The first person to comment a legit comment on the new book once it's put up gets a chapter dedication:)
I also have some other KOTLC fanfictions up that I hope you'll continue reading even if you're not interested in DKLF.
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Christina Heks is a misunderstood character in a flawed world. Many judge her for what she does, but never ask her why she does it.
❝You don't know me at all.❞
[longer synopsis inside] #1 in characterstory
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Seventeen is the age that decides who every young soul is destined to be with forever. Dating back to Neanderthals, humans have always felt this natural pull to the other half of their soul. Made to make sure that the human population is reproducing, the soulmate pull allows people to come together in harmony and have someone that understands them. They are part of each other before they decide to be, and compatible in many different ways.
Sophie Foster and Keefe Sencen are frustratingly different. The only thing he's looking forward to at the moment - even as someone surrounded by popularity and as many girls as he could ever want vying for his attention - is finding his soulmate. He's been old enough to locate the other half of him for about half a year, but to no avail. When her seventeenth birthday strikes, she's dealing with more than enough. She's working towards getting a scholarship to a good college, avoiding bullies (as much as she can, anyways), and trying to scrape by under the radar with her best friend Dex at school. The moment the two's worlds collide, things spark between them. But it's when Sophie collapses that the new world they share together comes crashing down.
This is a story that is unapologetically one of Sophie and Keefe's relationship, told in alternating perspectives of each. Cringily cute at times, and tragic at others, Owlmoon's SEVENTEEN follows the story of two worlds taken over by the inevitable.
TOP RANKS: #1 in teamfoster-keefe, #1 in foster-keefe, #1 in sokeefe
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With that last announcement, this concludes Light It Up. I hope everyone enjoyed. See you in the next book of the Playing With Fire Series! (It's going up shortly after I finish writing a huge A/N)
