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Quinnstin Perry Hesting is a thirteen year old girl who lives in Mandan, North Dakota with her Mom, Dad, and her ten-year-old genius brother, Sora. Her life isn't the grandest in the world, but it definitely isn't the worst life to be living. Then again, things always happen without control no matter how much you want to hold onto that certainty in your life. With Que juggling her school work, trying to be at the same academic level as her brother, and worrying about her impending future, will she be able to handle the fire that's creeping towards her? ---- *There will be a common theme of trauma, death, and sadness mentioned throughout the book, so I do not recommend reading if you are uncomfortable reading such things. Stay safe < 3*
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