Limerence » lim·er·ence - ˈlimərəns/ : (n) the state of being infatuated with another person. - Juliet Blackwood. Juliet Blackwood is the reason Enoch is the way he is. Before Jake, before Abe, at the very beginning of Miss Peregrine's loop, was Juliet. She wanted to leave and never come back. So she did. Will she make her way back to where she started? Does she regain feelings she wanted to forget about?

Victoria Burnett was never normal. Not in the way that she read strange books or styled her hair differently than what was declared the norm. No, she was different because she could see things that no one else could see. She could read Auras and this is her story in which her peculiarity whisks her off into a new world of wonderment, and mortal peril.