β Scribed by Shannon Delany
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jessica's love for Pietr Rusakova is only one reason she is in danger from people who would stop at nothing to capture and control the young werewolf and his siblings; she may hold the cure for the man-made mutation that created the Rusakovas in the first place. The large cast of characters and plot points from 13 to Life (2010) return, but the focus on the young lovers and great sense of impending disaster sharpen this rousing second outing. New readers can dive in without reading the first book, and new fans won't be long in arriving. Grades 7-10. --Cindy Welch
PRAISE for 13 to Life:
"A unique tale with a bright heroine and dark secrets.β
- New York Times Bestselling YA author Maria V. Snyder
"You'll devour 13 to Life in greedy, eager gulps. Pitch-perfect and deliciously paced, this book dishes up your next fiction addiction. Shannon is a rising star!"
__--Ann Aguirre, national bestselling author of Grimspace and Doubleblind****
__"A fun, gothic romance of suspense, secrets and the dangerous truth behind the new kid in town."
-Lucienne Diver, author of Vamped and Revamped
Jessie and Pietrβs bond is sweet and real, with more than a touch of delicious danger.β
βJeri Smith-Ready, Award-Winning author of Shade and Bad to the Bone
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