Genre: Young Adult & Youth
About LorielleLocation: St. Peters, MO Home Region: Age:48 Website: http://justbookinaround.blogspot.com/ Favorite novels: Too many to pick from. Favorite writers: John Saul, John, Sanford, Patricia Cornwell, LJ Smith, Stephenie Meyer, Sandra Brown, etc. Favorite music: None Non-noveling interests: Reading, blogging, dogs, |
Joined: October 11, 2009 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 17 NaNoWriMo buddies: 0
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Synopsis: Beauty's Beholder
Trinity's father has just started a new family with some other woman, her mother has run off with some artist who she claims is her soul mate, she's been plucked out of St. Louis, MO into a small town in the Ozarks and has just lost her boyfriend to her now ex best friend. She thinks she's got it rough until she meets Logan. Logan is healing from scars, both internally and externally. Scars from wounds deeper than Trinity could even imagine.
Excerpt: Beauty's Beholder
I'm sitting in the back of the room where my regular seat is, trying to pay attention enough so that Mr. Blair won't call on me yet trying not to make eye contact so that he won't call on me and mortify me in front of the whole History class. I sit slouched, my tiny frame as low in the chair as it can be while remaining semi-upright. Since my purple-black hair is so short, I don't have it to hide behind, and I left my hoodie in my locker. Could he be any more boring? I mean who cares about Getty's dress and where in my future will I ever need to know this? Oh wait, it's the Gettysburg Address. I learned all about that last year at my old school. The old school where I fit in. Where I had friends and where I knew everyone, where I'd been going to school since kindergarten. The old school where I was popular and where I had a boyfriend. The old school, where I wasn't some outsider moving in where I was neither wanted nor where I wanted to be. The new school, where I am now, is Disappointment Cove High School in Disappointment Cove, Missouri. I'm not kidding, that's the name. To say that it has been a major disappointment to me would be a major understatement.


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