

There are others like her who have been taken. As Tyler and Kyra retrace her steps from the fateful night of her disappearance, they discover strange phenomena that no one can explain, and they begin to wonder if Kyra's father is not as crazy as he seems. With Austin gone, she turns to Tyler, Austin's annoying kid brother, who is now seventeen and who she has a sudden undeniable attraction to. Her parents are divorced, her boyfriend, Austin, is in college and dating her best friend, and her dad has changed from an uptight neat-freak to a drunken conspiracy theorist who blames her five-year disappearance on little green men.Ĭonfused and lost, Kyra isn't sure how to move forward unless she uncovers the truth.

Everything else about Kyra's old life is different. With a terrible headache and a major case of déjà vu, she heads home only to discover that five years have passed. When sixteen-year-old Kyra Agnew wakes up behind a Dumpster at the Gas 'n' Sip, she has no memory of how she got there. Romance make this book appealing to a wide range of readers."Ī flash of white light. Rated: Mild - 7 uses of mild language, 1 use of moderate language, some minutes of kissing and excitement about kissing - at the end an unmarried boy and girl are in bed together but nothing sexual is talked about."Heart-stopping action and suspense combined with a budding

Meh. I think my problem is that I felt the author was just trying a little too hard. I picked it up because I think the premise is fascinating, but I felt the execution was meandered between cheesy and forced - so much TELLING. The romantic plot line, while interesting enough, also drove me crazy. Charlie was so in love and then mad and then in rapturous love and then mad I just wanted to shake her sometimes. I liked a few of the plot twists and I wasn’t completely bored by the book, but it just wasn’t as good as I was hoping. The ending was tied up a bit too perfectly, even with the little thread that tells you that for sure there will be sequels. Not really interested in trying them.

In a country on the brink of a war with a ruthless queen scrambling to maintain power, Charlie’s safety depends upon no one else finding out about this gift - or curse. In a future time, Charlie (a girl) is living as happy a life as she could hope for. She’s in the vendor class, so at least she can go to school and help her parents in their restaurant. She has good friends and a family she loves. Despite all of that, Charlie has a secret that could ruin it all. In her society the language you speak - and understand - determines your place. But Charlie understands all languages.
