Blackout (21 page)

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Until I’m Safe

by Jane Grace

Does she stay and possibly get shot by her
crazed father or run into the storm of the century, Hurricane
Katrina?

Marguerite Aucoin has no choice but to run!
Like the fiction heroine she writes about, a teen named Toots
Gentry, Marguerite must be brave, despite the fact she’s lost both
hearing aids and is virtually deaf.

Amand rescues Marguerite from the swirling
bayou waters. At his home, she awakes but doesn’t speak, writing
her name, Toots Gentry. With time, he learns her secrets, and
discovers someone’s trying to kill her. But’s he’s fallen in love
with Marguerite and is determined to protect her.

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Nothing But Horses

by Shannon Kennedy

If the going gets tough, wannabe cowboys exit
stage left, according to Sierra McElroy.

Because her family owns the local riding
stable, her old life was nothing but horses. Now, Sierra has a new
car (new to her), a new puppy, a new school, a new coach, and a new
basketball team.

However, she's brought her same old patterns
into this new life. She still doesn't have any patience for stupid
people who are a waste of time, space and oxygen.

In order to take over Shamrock Stable
someday, does Sierra need to learn to tolerate these people who
make her crazy?

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Finding Hope in Texas

by Ryan T. Petty

How do you move on in your life after a
horrible tragedy?

That's what Hope Kilpatrick must ask after
losing her family in a horrible car accident right before
Christmas. Unable to deal with the pain, she leaves the haunting
memories of her New York home behind and escapes to Texas with an
estranged aunt that is her only family.

Still reeling from her loss and the culture
shock of her new home, she must also deal with a school bully that
has set her sights upon her. Hope's only solace is the quiet girl
at the vacant lunch table, an eccentric history teacher, and the
introverted handsome young man she meets at a Texas parade. Finding
Hope in Texas deals with the tragedy of loss, the sardonic
struggles of teenage life, and the sanguinity in finding a special
someone that will help her discover the strength to live again.