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D. Marie Prokop - Author
This appears to be a character-focused story about identity, hoped-for change and two lonely teenagers finding common ground. Its central tension asks whether a promised cure or a changed dream can deliver belonging.
Ainsling Reid has a singular dream - to be normal. Her present condition lables her useless. Amazingly, she is selected for surgery and promised a cure. Her dream is about to come true. Li Griffin has no dreams. He barely graduated high school due to anti-social conduct. Now he is stuck working at his father's Clinic, where he clashes with an important patient. Despite their blatant differences, these two teens will find much in common--missing mothers, lonely hearts...and a red string. Dreams disappear and change, leaving them to wonder if the better thing is to hold on to something bigger. Fate and free will entwine in this unusual tale of dashed hopes and redemtpion. Sometimes there is no going back. You need a rescue.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis appears to be a character-focused story about identity, hoped-for change and two lonely teenagers finding common ground. Its central tension asks whether a promised cure or a changed dream can deliver belonging.
Pay attention to the language surrounding Ainsling’s condition and surgery. Consider whether the story treats being ‘normal’ as a genuine need, an imposed standard, or a belief that changes as relationships develop.
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