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Comets: A Novel

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Life for young Kara Maness Garrett is a nightmare. Trying to avoid the pitfalls of an abusive stepfather can mean the difference between life and death on any given day. Her only solace is the imaginary comet that allows her to escape the brutal reality. As she grows and matures, she befriends an unusual band of misfits who challenge her denial in unexpected and alarming ways. After a horrific event threatens her ability to escape the hellish truth, Kara is forced to make a choice that could mean the end of not just her life but everything she holds dear. Will her friends be able to protect her from the monster who doesn’t want the truth to be revealed? This book is intended for a mature audience. There are strong themes. It is not recommended for anyone under the age of eighteen.

410 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 10, 2012

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B.L. Bierley

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B.L. Bierley is the author of the Penwood Legacy series of Regency romantic fiction. The third novel in the series, "Good Liberties of Love" debuted on May 24, 2013. Bierley is also known for her contemporary literature: "What Happens in Vague Us" and "Comets: A Novel" published in 2012. Her young adult, Unknown Paradise series was released in February of 2013 beginning with, "Not the Angel You Know." The second book of the series, "With the Devil You Deal" is set to be released sometime later this year. You can follow her blog here on her author page or on her website at http://www.blbierley.com. You can also follow her on Twitter @BLBierley.

B.L. lives with her husband, daughter and son in Alabama.

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August 6, 2016
Mostly narrative, with dialogue sprinkled in occasionally. Dark subject matter - very graphic descriptions of abuse. Not romanticized at all.

Portrait of a survivor surrounded by good friends who lift her and support her through physical and emotional recovery.

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