Overview

When sixteen-year-old Adele Reimer is forced to spend two weeks at a youth reform camp she has no idea it will lead to a complicated and dangerous love triangle. With her mother in rehab and her estranged father unable to take immediate custody Adele's only goal at the camp is to avoid any trouble. But then Adele meets mysterious Fergus and charming Andy and soon finds herself pulled into a dangerous situation that might end up costing her life. Can Adele both listen to her heart and trust her instincts? The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.

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"""Propulsive, with cliffhangers and burning resentments...Hand to reluctant high school readers looking for a good crime story.""-- ""School Library Journal (SLJ)"" ""An engaging, focused romantic thriller that will pull in reluctant readers.""-- ""Kirkus Reviews"" ""Short and well-paced...The interesting and age-appropriate subject matter make the books in the series more accessible to a wider range of readers, and Counting Scars is no exception.""-- ""CM: Canadian Review of Materials"""

An engaging, focused romantic thriller that will pull in reluctant readers. -- Kirkus Reviews Short and well-paced...The interesting and age-appropriate subject matter make the books in the series more accessible to a wider range of readers, and Counting Scars is no exception. -- CM: Canadian Review of Materials

An engaging, focused romantic thriller that will pull in reluctant readers. -- Kirkus Reviews

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Melinda Di Lorenzo has been writing professionally for more than a decade. In 2013 she won Harlequin's annual So You Think You Can Write contest, which came with a publishing contract and launched her successfully into the romance world. Bullied as a teen, Melinda sought refuge in books. She now wants to bring that refuge to others, and she draws on her experience as the parent of three teens to craft stories that reflect modern struggles of flawed characters without turning those struggles into stereotypes. She also supports young writers and makes an annual creative writing scholarship donation to École Salish Secondary. She lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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