Tuesday, January 24, 2012

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Claire Brennan has spent her entire life wondering who her father is, and why her paranoid, "hippie" mom insists on moving every year or two. Who—or what—are they running from? Desperate to stay put at the high school she loves, Claire hides the fact that she's started getting psychic visions that seem to predict the future—especially when the visions take a darker turn, warning Claire that her own life is in danger.

Alec MacKenzie is new at Emerson Academy, and on the outside he seems like a shy, slightly awkward guy with a charming Scottish accent. In reality, Alec is an angelic watcher, whose exhausting duties occasionally include eliminating the wayward descendants of his forefathers. He chose Emerson Academy as the ideal hiding place where he could escape and just be normal for once. What he hadn't planned on was falling deeply in love with Claire, who is a half angel, and whose very existence is forbidden.

When it becomes plain that Claire's life is on the line and her relationship with Alec is prohibited, they are faced with a terrible choice. How much will they risk to stay together? How far will Alec go to protect her?

Winter or Summer? Summer. He’s from Scotland. Summer there only lasts for five minutes.

Early Bird or Night Owl?
Night Owl. Less witnesses.

Past or Present?
Present. He’s trying to forget the past.
Country or City? City. Easier to disappear in.

Rain or Shine? Shine. (Again: Scotland.)

Loner or life of party? Definitely loner.

Fate or Free Will? He believes in Free Will, but has only recently begun to exercise it.

Graphic tees or knit tops? Really? Guys don’t wear knit tops!

Blind or Deaf?
Deaf. He couldn’t use some of his most important powers if he were blind.

Light or Dark?Both. His life is riddled with shades of grey.




Rie
I'm a wife, student, and a dog-lover who reads when I should be folding laundry (bane of my existance), I write (rarely as academic papers consume my life), and love getting wrapped up in fiction.
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2 comments:

  1. This book sounds great and awesome questions! I love This or That interviews :)

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  2. Hmm, these questions and answers got me interested. I haven't heard of this book before, but now I need to check it out :)

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