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    The Curse of Viola

    By Sherry Torgent

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    Hardy is beginning to expect the unexpected. He can see dead people, after all. But when the spinning wall of light opens up on the whiteboard on his first day of class at Ellery University, his worst nightmare becomes a reality—someone in his class is dying, and he’s the only one who can do something about it.

    Then there's the girl with the red hair and striking green eyes. Emma. She's way out of Hardy's league, yet she's planted herself next to him in class. Was it just him, or did she feel the same strange connection between them?

    When students at EU start getting sick, fate quickly throws Hardy and Emma together, and they embark on a journey into Greene Island’s past. Has Viola returned, bringing her curse with her, or are there other dark forces at work?

    When long buried secrets are resurrected, Hardy and Emma will find themselves face-to-face with The Curse of Viola, and the consequences are more serious than either of them ever expected.

    Book 2 of the Greene Island Mystery Series - A supernatural thriller

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlue Ink Press, LLC
    Release dateAug 9, 2017
    ISBN9781370814794
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    The Curse of Viola
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    Sherry Torgent

    Sherry is an award-winning YA author. Her novel Dandelion on Fire won the 2016 Benjamin Franklin IBPA gold medal for teen fiction, and her novel The Curse of Viola was a 2016 Foreward Indies Book of the Year Finalist in teen fiction. Her books are creative, fast-paced, young adult novels with supernatural elements that are know to keep her readers turning the pages late into the night.In 2015, she and three other woman started Blue Ink Press, a traditional publisher that specializes in southern authors. She lives in Raleigh, NC with her husband and mini-schnauzer, Opal.

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