Shadow's Mark (Currently Being Edited)

Shadow's Mark (Currently Being Edited)

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Paranormal
Mystery
When Natalya Jenkins's asthma relapses after years of improvement, she becomes quite distraught as she re-experiences the onslaught of wheezing, coughing, and chest tightening. But she discovers that what bothers her most about the sporadic episodes is not the actual physical pain, but the mysterious dreams that seem to follow afterwards. Now, that certainly doesn't happen to any ordinary teenager. Her town, Shady Heights, is no ordinary town either... Since the beginning of time, old folks would tell the children of Shady Heights that the town was once a home for supernatural beings of every kind. But, of course, that's just urban legend.... Or is it?
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People are disappearing. I see things no one else can. There is a secret society in the town. I have nightmares all the time, haunted by my twin. Hi, I'm Hayley Jekyll, you know, just your normal 300 year old vampire that goes to school at New York Private High. And Yes, Jekyll as in Dr Jekyll's daughter. I black out in hallways, see invisible people and my friends think i'm delusional. But then again, we aren't normal. With The Florence loose, we're screwed. Hayley thinks she knows her family She's Wrong Hayley can only trust Daniel, Alexander and Lissa Wrong Again She thinks Florence killed her classmates Wrong. But the one thing she's right about, is the fact that she isn't normal. And that this isn't your normal YA story.

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