Two of Them

Two of Them

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Fourteen-year-old Cora Forster moves to Maine the summer after the death of her father. She can't wait to move and make some friends, as she was a mis-fit in her old school. She soon finds out almost instantly after moving that Maine was not all it was cracked up to be. She discovers that there was a girl, Cassie Redman--opposite personality, but same face--who died on railroad tracks many years before. She has to face her fears this summer, mild and severe. (EDITING) © Copyright 2015 by Jessica McKenzie. All rights reserved.
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A mother mysteriously goes missing while using an ouija board, leaving her son Mitch Brown in possession of the board after years of no answer as to where his mother had gone. After the family diner closes, he and a group of friends ask the board for answers to point in the right direction of his mother. Sixteen year old Cora Skye has never been a fan of ouija boards. After working the night shift at the local diner, a friend talks her into staying after-hours to play with one. Chaos is unleashed from the board and Cora hits her head, causing her to fall out of consciousness. Once she awakens and they finish the game, everything has changed. Cora begins to see and hear things that she wasn't capable of before. One thing that she quickly comes to learn: the game is never really over. Will her newfound senses help Mitch find his mother or will the voices get the best of her?

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