Before the enchantment breaks, Selkie thinks she's just an average teenage girl... It's the beginning of summer vacation, and everyone at Selkie Stewart's Boston high school is excited. Except for Selkie, who sees herself standing at the edge of an abyss of Nothing To Do. Selkie doesn't want to spend her summer scouring the kitchen for gnomes with her crazy aunts or mooning over the enigmatic boy on Boston Common. So instead Selkie goes in search of a job. What she finds is a new best friend, a cute boy who might be more than he seems, and even more question about her mother and her past — and a sense that Selkie's adventures are just beginning. Don't miss this enchanting prequel to the exciting summer debut of The Girl Who Never Was. "Romantic, suspenseful and witty all at once — ALICE IN WONDERLAND meets NEVERWHERE." – Claudia Gray, New York Times bestselling author of the Evernight series on The Girl Who Never Was Author’s Note: This is my first posting to Wattpad – thanks for reading! Please vote, comment and like! The Girl Who Never Was is being published in June 2014 by Sourcebooks Fire. I’m going to be posting the complete prequel novella, The Girl Who Kissed a Lie, over the next couple months, AND a sneak preview of the first three chapters of The Girl Who Never Was. You can visit www.skylardorset.com for more information!

Hana has lived her life constantly getting the abuse of humans, She's moved so many times and decided to not make any friends, she rather stay lonely then make some one else feel alone when she moves But when she moves to a house where her kind is she can't help but feel different, no matter how many times she tells herself that she's there to defend not to make friends she does make friends. And then there's Yuki, the guy who makes her heart beat fast and feel weird...

His name? Oliver Evans. His story? Well, we'll get to that. For right now, all you need to know is this: he lives in a world where teens are around the same level as criminals in society. A time when even the smallest mistake can get you a cruel and unusual punishment. When Oliver and his group of friends are framed for a crime they didn't commit, they must undertake the Maze to prove their innocence. Can they do it?