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Chronicles of the Broken #2

by Amanda Washington

Now that winter camp is over, it's back to reality for the group. They will struggle to maintain their friendships amidst dysfunctional families, fading friendships, secret romances, and escalating peer pressure. To make matters worse, two runaways wreak havoc on Tacoma and the Green Hills teens. Trials will come, the past will resurface, and friendships will be tested. In the end there will be blood, fear, and pain.


Praise for the Chronicles of the Broken series:
“Gripping, intense and wonderful! Amanda Washington captures her readers and takes them on a daring ride into a world of brave characters that will stay with you a long after you close the book. Wow! Just, wow!” – Jenni James, author of the Jane Austin Diaries and the Jenni James Faerie Tale Collection


"Compelling! The plot is a skillfully woven and thoroughly conceivable tapestry of the lives of five troubled youth. This tapestry unravels and reweaves itself into a picture of hope and direction in an uncertain world. I found Washington's work both faith promoting and inspiring!" - V.R. Christensen, author of Cry of the Peacock, Of Moths and Butterflies, and Sixteen Seasons.

ebook

First published March 12, 2013

About the author

Amanda Washington is a lover of animals, books, dark chocolate, and red wine. She's always up for a good adventure (real or fictional), and when she's not building imaginary worlds, she's dipping her toes into reality in southwest Washington with her husband and their boys.

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Reviews

[Vickie Westfall · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent second book in the series. This author has a very good understanding of the teenage mind which makes this book very easy flowing and difficult to put down. I'm looking forward to the next book!

[Miki · Rating 4 out of 5]

Chronicles of the Broken is enthralling.

I have enjoyed everything about this series except for the leave you hanging endings. Oh, and the misspelling of all right, which is 2 words, not one, a pet peeve of mine.