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Silver Awakening
If you're the child of a prophecy, is your fate optional or irrevocable?
When Silver Sanz, a frivolous sorority girl, wakes up in the woods injured and disoriented with no memory of who she is, she's troubled to learn that she’s been missing for an entire decade. She’s haunted by voices in her head and her emerging psychic abilities. Even more alarming is the fact that she hasn’t aged a single day in ten years. She has a nagging feeling that someone is after her and the only person she feels safe enough to confide in is Noah Steffen, the strangely familiar college grad who found her running from the woods, frantic. With Noah’s help, Silver embarks on a journey to solve the mystery of her disappearance, but each new discovery only raises more questions about who Silver really is and what kind of danger she's in.
When Silver Sanz, a frivolous sorority girl, wakes up in the woods injured and disoriented with no memory of who she is, she's troubled to learn that she’s been missing for an entire decade. She’s haunted by voices in her head and her emerging psychic abilities. Even more alarming is the fact that she hasn’t aged a single day in ten years. She has a nagging feeling that someone is after her and the only person she feels safe enough to confide in is Noah Steffen, the strangely familiar college grad who found her running from the woods, frantic. With Noah’s help, Silver embarks on a journey to solve the mystery of her disappearance, but each new discovery only raises more questions about who Silver really is and what kind of danger she's in.
328 pages, Paperback
First published September 9, 2015
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Jessica Prado
5 books2 followersJessica Prado is a working wife and mother. She holds a BFA from Utah State University where she studied photography and journalism. Jessica writes a blog that focuses on her past experience as a single mother. Visit authorjessicaprado.com or jessicanicholeprado.com to find out more.
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September 30, 2015
A good book that defies categorization in a lot of ways. Part sci-fi, part romance, part spirituality. Flows well and keeps the reader wanting to know what will happen next. Certainly targeted toward women readers but is one many guys could enjoy too. Leaves you wanting to read a sequel. Definitely worth checking out
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