Here Comes The Sun.

Here Comes The Sun.

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Oct 20, 2013
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Romance
Some memories fade. Some memories fight back. Since the tragic accident that stole her mother, 16 year old Jennifer Daft lives with only faint memories of her mother, and herself. And on top of her mothers death, lays the fact that Jennifer can't help but notice. She left her with him. Even she begins to notice the shadows that stalk her steps. Frightening hallucinations, and unforgivable actions her father can do to her that leave Jen fearing for her mind. Her sanity. Only a strange new boy, Griffin Cole seems to notice Jennifer's struggles, mostly because he seems to trigger some of her reactions, too. The touch of his skin sends her to consuming visions of magic, monsters, fear, and even her own lost past. But while Jennifer clings to the world she thought she knew, she can't help but fall in love with a truth she can't explain-even as she is falling into the arms of an old friend with more secrets than she ever knew. Noticing the new, truer world around her, Jennifer must bend the lines between right and wrong to navigate the harsh world of bargains, curses, and a love that tests her very sanity. But sometimes it’s good to go a little crazy in love… ~Note To People Who Don't Follow: Yes, Jennifer's dad abuses her~
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