The People in the Mirror

by Thea Thomas, Blythe Ayne

Overview

Culture shock. That's what Nikki experiences when her father is transferred from Laguna Beach to Seattle. Gazing up in the gray drizzle at the gargoyles on the apartment building that is her new home, she tells herself that life as she knows it is over, that boredom is all she can hope to look forward to.

But that was before she saw the people in the mirror and before she met the gorgeous young man next door....

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781947151352
Publisher:	Emerson & Tilman, Publishers
Publication date:	07/10/2017
Series:	City Under Seattle , #1
Pages:	178
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.41(d)
Age Range:	13 - 18 Years

About the Author

Thea Thomas is a full-time writer, living in the greater Portland, Oregon area, creating the worlds in her novels. Having lived in a variety of locations around the world, she happily settled in the Northwest. The rainy weather, lush green terrain, stunning water falls, mountains, ocean, charming neighborhoods and a strong writing community all make being a writer here completely yummy!

Blythe Ayne lives on ten acres of forest in Washington state, writing, and caring for the flora and fauna. A psychotherapist in private practice for over 20 years, she now writes full-time. She has been published in excess of a thousand fiction and nonfiction, online and print, venues under her name, pen names, and ghost writings, and has received numerous writing awards and grants, including the PEN Syndicated Fiction project, SFPA award, CCLM grants, National Endowment for the Arts grants, and others.

Editorial Reviews

The People in the Mirror was an enticing book with a bit of mystery. You start to feel for the main character a young girl having to move because of her fathers job and having to start all over at a new school. This book really emphasizes on family and family values. The main character has a complete family, one with a mom and dad who love her unconditionally and are willing to sacrifice anything for her. Even move if their daughter remains unhappy. She does not tell them her biggest secret of seeing people in her bedroom mirror and so begins the mystery when her house is burglarized but no sign of a break in. When our main character meets the tall dark stranger in the hallway the author makes you want to believe his stories but find out what he is truly hiding. YA book good for most everybody.

Julie Ramsey

I definitely enjoyed The People in the Mirror. My only wish was that there was more to it – I didn't want the book to end! Nice slice of mystery mixed with young romance.

Kaye Gaylord

This would be a good read for your teenagers, well written and no sex. It's hard to find a book you can share with your kids. Both parent and teen will like this story.

Nancy J. Oakes

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