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Transitional Zone: The Danger of Living in Someone Else’s Mind
The bee swarm wasn't the craziest thing that happened to Kelly. Waking up in someone else’s head takes that honor. Looking out through another person's eyes was an amusing ability at first until Kelly's head intrusions caused one friend to crash his car and another friend to overdose on sleeping pills. If Kelly knew what she was doing her friends wouldn't end up dead or suicidal, but head hopping never came with instructions. Kelly has no idea why she ended up with this curse, but she knows the bees awakened the ability within her so they must hold the key.
(This book is entirely written by the author. No AI used for the content or cover)
(This book is entirely written by the author. No AI used for the content or cover)
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304 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2018
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February 21, 2026
Good read for all ages of a strong mind bending YA story.
A rich emotional mind bender of a YA story. It will draw you in from the first. It will take you through uprising twists and turns before hitting a strong surprising ending. This is a YA story I enjoyed with the emotional richness of an strong adult story and better than most in either age group. I am glad I found this one to read.
Good read for all ages.
The bees are the key and way.
A rich emotional mind bender of a YA story. It will draw you in from the first. It will take you through uprising twists and turns before hitting a strong surprising ending. This is a YA story I enjoyed with the emotional richness of an strong adult story and better than most in either age group. I am glad I found this one to read.
Good read for all ages.
The bees are the key and way.
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