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    Cinder (Death Collectors, #2)

    By Jessica Sorensen

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    (This is the young adult version of Cinder X (Death Collectors, #2)

    Until Asher Morgan came along, seventeen-year old Ember’s life had always been about death. Being around Asher, though, made her feel alive for the very first time. But now he’s gone and she’s left dealing with her seclusion again, the emptiness, and the curse of being a Grim Angel.

    As a battle breaks out between Angels and Reapers, she desperately searches for answers about who she is, where she came from, and what she needs to stop the battle. But things get complicated when Cameron returns to her life and begins messing with her thoughts and emotions.

    Ember tries to hold onto her sanity while the line between life and death begins to blur. Lives are threatened. Murder is everywhere. She needs to figure out what’s real, what’s an illusion, and who she really has feelings for before it’s too late.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJessica Sorensen
    Release dateNov 17, 2013
    ISBN9781310064159
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    Cinder (Death Collectors, #2)
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    Jessica Sorensen

    Jessica Sorensen lives with her husband and three kids in the snowy mountains of Wyoming, where she spends most of her time reading, writing, and hanging out with her family.

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      I like the story but it's spoiled by grammatical and spelling errors as in Ember.
      Jessica needs to get a good proof reader as the mistakes are obvious and sometimes spoil the storyline.

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