Dying for Juliet (Coming Soon)

Dying for Juliet (Coming Soon)

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For J series book 5 Dying for Juliet Adam swears his baby sitter is a witch and that she hates him. He has no idea why. She never hits him and hardly says much during her baby sitting hours. She just stares, usually from under his bed, inside his closet and sometimes from across the room while the whole house sleeps. At age twelve he puts on his big boy pants and threatens the woman to stay away. "Alright boy, I'll stop. It's getting a little boring. I need more excitement in my old age anyway." Two days later his first crush dies, brutally. Certain it's the witch he confronts her but she swears innocent and instead offers him a way to save her. With the witch's old clock he goes back in time and dies in her place. No matter, he never crosses over and return seconds later but he'll have to recover from every injury normally. When the old lady dies of old age he shrugs it off, he doesn't need her anymore. After all, when Juliet dies brutally again he still has the power to save her plus when he does she never feels the pain of it. Even though she still doesn't know him yet, he thinks it's totally worth it, that is, until Juliet dies yet again, brutally as well.
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