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Aden Stone has always had many problems: when he walks too close to a cemetery the dead wake up, he hears voices in his head and he has no family.Aden has been shuffled from foster homes to juvie his whole life and he is trying desperately to stay out of trouble and pretend to be normal.Aden has just been shuffled to one more home and his good behavior has been rewarded and he can go to public high school. He is finally achieving his goals.At school he meets someone he thought was impossible -- a person who quiets the voices in his head. He is enthralled and wants to spend as much time with her as he can because he is finally calm. With much hesitation he reveals to her what is happening and so she begins to wonder about her own life and the death of her mother when she was a young girl.This is a great paranormal story: vampires, werewolves, and speakers of spirits ... a great combination and a story I will continue reading.
A little less than 3, but more than 2.75, stars. Many facets of this book are fascinating, but it feels like the author had alllll these ideas and crammed them into one book. It's hard to follow at times, and most of the time I don't particularly worry that I'm not following because it's probably not a piece of information that's going to get me from start to finish. Yep, lots of wandering in the dark forest, literally and figuratively.I did enjoy it, though. I want to know how the trilogy ends.
Cute story. I hope she does more with this series.
Very young reading , couldn't finish.