WHIRLPOOL II EVANGELINE DAWN BAIRD
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Evangeline Dawn Baird never stood a chance. Reaped at twelve for the 69th Hunger Games, she carries the face of a ghost that President Snow has tried all his life to forget. Her innocence, her sorrow, her forbidden love for Monroe Snow-all of it becomes a wound in the Capitol's story, one that will never heal. Evangeline is not a victor, not a martyr, not even a memory. She is a shadow, a whisper, a child.
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