SuitabookChanging identity
Ascher’s bite has made her powers go haywire, and she may develop a werewolf-like physical feature at the next full moon.
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Cyrese Covelli - Author
This is a supernatural story about a teenager whose bodily changes and unstable powers collide with complicated relationships. Its central tensions involve identity, transformation, romantic absence and another character’s claim over her future.
For Ascher Rafferty, life was just getting back to normal. Well, as normal as it can be for a fifteen year-old half-witch, half-warlock. Of course, that was before she was bitten by the son of Chicago’s most powerful werewolf family. Now, her powers are going haywire, and there is a strong possibility that she may sprout a tail with the next full moon. Not to mention the fact that she hasn’t heard from her time-traveling boyfriend for weeks, and the Warlock Prince is still convinced that Ascher’s place is by his side- whether she likes it or not.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a supernatural story about a teenager whose bodily changes and unstable powers collide with complicated relationships. Its central tensions involve identity, transformation, romantic absence and another character’s claim over her future.
Ascher’s bite has made her powers go haywire, and she may develop a werewolf-like physical feature at the next full moon.
The Warlock Prince believes Ascher belongs by his side, whether she wants this or not.
The clearest discussion point is autonomy: how should Ascher respond when someone insists that her place is with him? You might also explore whether supernatural changes alter how she understands herself.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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