Unearthly
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- USD 6.99
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- USD 6.99
Descripción editorial
A teen discovers that she is part angel in this first book in an epic trilogy of love and fate, perfect for fans of Cassandra Clare and Stephanie Garber.
Clara Gardner has always been ordinary—until now. When she starts having visions of a raging forest fire and a beautiful, mysterious boy she's destined to save, she learns the truth: she's part angel, and this fire is her purpose, the task she was put on Earth to fulfill. Determined to succeed, Clara moves her family to a small Wyoming town to be closer to the boy from her visions, Christian Prescott.
But nothing could have prepared her for Tucker Avery, the infuriating, irresistible local cowboy who threatens to derail her destiny entirely. As the day of the fire draws closer, Clara must decide: will she follow the rules of her angelic purpose, or follow her heart?
Forbidden Romance: Clara's purpose points her toward one boy, but her heart keeps pulling her toward another. Choosing between fate and desire has never been this hard.Love Triangle: Christian is the boy from her visions, achingly perfect and destined for her. Tucker is the boy who makes her forget every rule she's supposed to follow.Chosen One: Clara isn't just any teenager—she's part angel, and everyone in her life has been shaped by a purpose she's only beginning to understand.Small Town Setting: Uprooted to rural Wyoming, Clara navigates high school, first love, and an otherworldly destiny all at once.Slow-Burn Angel Fantasy: A lyrical, atmospheric debut that blends contemporary romance with mythology, perfect for fans of angel and paranormal romance.
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Hand debuts with an engrossing take on the angel mythos that centers on human/angel hybrids living modern lives. All semihuman descendants of angels have a "purpose," something they were put on Earth to do, and 16-year-old Clara is no exception. Following the clues in her visions, Clara and her family move from California to Wyoming to find the boy she believes she's destined to save from a forest fire. Locating Christian is fairly easy; figuring out why and how she's supposed to get close to him isn't. As Clara negotiates high school cliques and homework, learns to use her wings, and suffers oddly stimulating arguments with her best friend's brother, she finds she will have to make decisions that could break her heart or deny her very purpose. Hand avoids overt discussion of religion while telling an engaging and romantic tale with solid backstory. Her characters deal realistically with the uncertainty of being on the cusp of maturity without wrapping themselves in angst. While the exciting climax satisfactorily concludes many of the story's threads, some questions are left to the next book of the trilogy. Ages 12 up.
