Spirit Beat [part one]

Spirit Beat [part one]

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Paranormal
Andrew Bevelle, the leader of the paranormal investigation group 'Spirit Beat', is becoming more and more irritated. It seems that no matter what case he and his team take on it usually ends in failure. Everything changed when he saw a photograph of Jennette Mohagen. It seemed too good to be true...and impossible. She was surrounded by ghosts. Jennette has the subconscious ability to attract spirits. Never again would Spirit Beat go on an investigation that could result in a dead end. Andrew was beside himself with joy. That is until her older brother, Michael, introduced himself. Shortly after meeting him, Andrew could see the darkness behind his smile. Violent, short-tempered, and deceitful, Michael will stop at nothing to protect his sister from anyone and anything that attempts to get close to her. It's because he has the opposite power of his sister: the power to repel spirits. With Michael's knuckles and wrath waiting to greet him at every corner and his growing feelings for Jennette feeling more dangerous, Andrew must find a way to keep his prize with his bones intact.
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"Freak. Monster. Demon. Witch. Experiment gone wrong. Murderer," she whispered to herself. "What am I?" --------------------------------------------- "No way! Dude! This is fucking awesome!" Steve yelled. Matt also smiled and cheered, then looked at Andrew, whose attention was somewhere else. She didn't want to see what she looked like without her jacket. She didn't want to stare into her own eyes because she knew she would break down crying. "Please," Andrew mumbled. "Stay here," he added when grabbing her wrist. Her emotions were getting more and more mixed. "You're beautiful," he replied. ---------------------------------------- He wasn't the last to fall to defeat, and neither was she.

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