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Mariah

Mariah

Mariah

Suzanne Spence

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AuthorHouse
Año de edición:
2008
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781438913964
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Mariah, a witty sixteen-year-old girl was orphaned at an early age. She has been living a seemingly normal life with her best friend, Leland, for eight years unable to remember the first half of her life. Then one night in the shadows of the quiet stables, she discovers Leland’s incredible secret and the possibility that he’s not who she thought him to be. Intrigued by a sense of adventure and an unknown future she sets off with Leland and a new friend and mentor, Grimwell, to fulfill a mysterious prophesy that she is forbidden to know. She is vaguely aware of her strange, unexplained destiny and what the guarded prophesy foretells. She must bravely unmask the dangerous mystery of her own clouded future. But will Leland’s dark past stand in her way?

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