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Just Jump

Just Jump

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Two years ago, Allie's brother jumped. It was the end of his life-- no one could possibly survive the fall from the railing of the Newbury Bridge. Or so she thought. Now, when Justin begins to appear to her in dreams, her supposedly dead brother only has one message for her- "Just jump." Will common sense cause Allie to ignore these dreams? Or will she join her brother in taking the plunge?
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I've seen the same man die over a thousand times. I've memorized the exact time, and the exact way he dies. There hadn't been a single moment where I wanted to give up, where I decided to just quit. Regardless of how many times I failed, I found him in unparalleled ways. The phenomenon I called Time Hopping all began when Finn Reed died. ______________________________________________________________________________ Melanie Abner has to watch her best friend Finn Reed die countless times in an attempt to save him with her new found ability of Time Hopping. She meets Atticus, another Time Hopper who explains to her everything about her ability, and the truth behind Melanie's past. As convincing as Atticus sounds, Melanie can't seem to accept certainty of Finn's death. As time seems to pass by however, she realizes that sometimes it's best to accept the things you cannot change, and move forward with the things you can. (DISCLAIMER: This is the first book I've written, so it's somewhat of a practice. Either way, I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed writing it!)

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