#S-10 YA Suspense: INFLUENCE OF THE AIR
When a teen girl’s discovery of a nun’s journals in her new home—a former convent—unleashes a monster, she and her best friend must dredge up the past to save their futures.
When I was a little girl Dad insisted monsters couldn’t get me so long as one person in the house loved me. Mom was always more matter-of-fact: she said she’d shoot them before they could make a move. I never believed Dad—Mom packed more credibility since she had a gun tucked against her hip most days.
That was when Mom being a cop was a good thing. These days I worried more about her ticketing me for reckless driving. Believing in monsters was something I’d outgrown, like Santa Claus.
My scooter, a seventeenth birthday present from my parents, buzzed closer to the restaurant where I was due to pick up my best friend Noah. The speed limit was thirty, but I was pushing fifty. The Tern, in all its tourist-attracting crap, popped into view when I turned the corner. Surfboards, old nets, and plastic crabs swayed in the frigid, salt-scented wind.
I have a Full House!
ReplyDeleteI have four of a kind.
ReplyDeleteNuns and monsters, eh? This sounds interesting. (8)
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