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Danielle R. Mani - Author
This is a dark young-adult story combining school harassment, bereavement, possible messages from beyond the grave, and an attraction complicated by suspicion. Its central appeal appears to be emotional tension around trust, imitation and hidden motives.
Delilah Simms is an attractive high school senior who is being bullied by a cruel group of girls she calls the Imitators. As if the emotional harassment aren't enough, she is also trying to heal from the sudden, tragic loss of her younger sister, Darcy whom her mother believes is sending messages from beyond the grave. On the verge of a breakdown, Delilah meets River Spencer a handsome young man who she's instantly attracted to. Although River seems perfect, Delilah can't ignore the gnawing feeling that River is hiding something and that he may just be the biggest imitator of all.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a dark young-adult story combining school harassment, bereavement, possible messages from beyond the grave, and an attraction complicated by suspicion. Its central appeal appears to be emotional tension around trust, imitation and hidden motives.
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