โ Scribed by Tracy Darnton
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jess has an incredible memory. She can remember every single detail of every single day since she was eleven. But Jess would rather not be remarkable and, after years of testing at the hands of a ruthless research team, she has finally managed to escape.
Just when Jess thinks that shes managing to settle in to living a normal life, everything changes. Her boarding-school roommate dies and the school is thrown into a state of chaos and grief. Then new boy Dan appears and Jess cant help but find herself drawn to him. But building relationships is hard when you cant reveal who you really are and Jess is getting hints that someone knows more about her than she would like.
Is it time to run again? Will she ever be truly free?
Perfect for fans of E. Lockhart, Eve Ainsworth and Sophie McKenzie.
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Tracy Darnton graduated in 2016 with Distinction from the Bath Spa MA Writing for Young People but originally studied law at Cambridge, and has worked as a solicitor and law lecturer. Having children was the perfect excuse to rekindle her love of childrens books and get writing and Tracy won the Stripes YA Short Story Prize in 2016, run in partnership with The Booksellers YA Book Prize. Tracy lives in Bath with her husband and two sons.
Library : General
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9781847159489
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