Prophecy and uncertainty
A grandmother's cameo necklace is linked with dreams that seem to come true, and Claire must interpret what they mean.
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Lauren Mechling - Author
A teen mystery with supernatural elements: Claire investigates danger surrounding a secret society while navigating a changing friendship and dreams that may predict events.
Claire Voyante's first semester at Henry Hudson High School was eventful, to say the least. As she heads into her second semester, things are calming down a bit. But Claire has a few secrets that are getting harder to keep. Her biggest secret of all? The onyx and ivory cameo necklace her grandmother gave her for her 15th birthday. Ever since she started wearing it, her dreams have been coming to her in black and white and turning out to be oddly prophetic.Becca's been hanging out with her old prep school friends and never seems to have time for Claire anymore. And soon, Claire discovers why--there's a secret group of society girls with a mysterious identity. And, turns out, a mysterious enemy who's out to get them. The second she sniffs out trouble, Claire jumps on the case. But is it someone close to Claire who's in danger again--or could it be Claire herself whose life is at stake?From the Hardcover edition.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA teen mystery with supernatural elements: Claire investigates danger surrounding a secret society while navigating a changing friendship and dreams that may predict events.
A grandmother's cameo necklace is linked with dreams that seem to come true, and Claire must interpret what they mean.
Becca becomes distant while spending time with former prep-school friends, leading Claire towards a secret society with an unknown identity.
Claire investigates after detecting trouble, while an unidentified enemy may place members of the secret group in danger.
Expect suspense around a mysterious enemy, possible threats to Claire or someone close to her, secrecy within friendships and supernatural dream imagery.
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