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Once Again (Young Adult Paranormal Romance) (Sky Cove #1) Kindle Edition
That’s what sixteen year-old Layla Bradford discovers when she moves to Sky Cove, Maine, a small-town she thought was ordinary, but turns out to be an episode of “Cold Case” on steroids.
Layla doesn’t want to fit in; she wants to blend in and stay out of the spotlight. But the spotlight is where she winds up when she catches the eye of school cross-country star and all-around-nice-guy Lucas Ellis. She quickly learns there’s more at stake than high school reputations when she and Lucas discover they are the reincarnations of a young married couple from the mid-1800s who suffered a horrible tragedy at the hands of a madman who was never brought to justice. After a series of frightening visions show Layla and Lucas glimpses of their past-lives, they realize that the villain of their previous existence has also been reincarnated, in the form of a fellow high school student who targets them with teenage pranks that soon turn dangerous. As they grow closer, will Layla and Lucas be able to uncover the truth in time to stop the same tragedy from unfolding once again?
- Reading age11 - 18 years
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateDecember 19, 2013
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- ASIN : B0071NTTV0
- Publisher : Amy Durham (December 19, 2013)
- Publication date : December 19, 2013
- Language : English
- File size : 696 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 287 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #3,711,879 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #3,593 in Children's Folk Tales & Myth Collections
- #20,626 in Mythology & Folk Tales (Kindle Store)
- #24,937 in Fairy Tale Fantasy (Kindle Store)
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About the author

After spending every work day with classrooms full of tweens and teens, then going home to three boys of her own, two of whom fall into the tween/teen category, you’d think that Amy Durham might like to leave the world of teenagers behind. Not so!
Instead, she spends her spare moments – which sometimes consist of waiting twenty minutes for her oldest kiddo to get out of band practice – with her laptop and a multitude of teenage characters trying to navigate their way through the twisted, difficult road of adolescence.
You might ask… “Why Young Adult Fiction”? Well, because it’s what she knows. As a teacher and a parent, Amy is around tweens and teens on an almost constant basis. And while it’s true they can be – ahem – challenging, they are also full of life, vision, and dreams. And that’s a really cool place to be.
Young Adult Fiction allows young readers the opportunity to find hope for the situations they find themselves in, find determination to keep on going, and courage to pursue their dreams. It also allows adult readers the chance to revisit the exuberance of youth, remember the joy and poignancy of first love, and recall how it felt to dream with abandon.
Amy Durham is a wife and mother, an author, a teacher, an avid reader, and a musician. If she wasn’t writing books, she’d be a celebrity chef!
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Then throw in elements of Dead Again, a 1991 reincarnation movie with Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson, and you have Once Again.
But I liked the book. I liked the lack of teen sex, even in an environment of such a strong sexual attraction. I liked the writing style. There was angst, yes, but I didn't roll my eyes throughout the book like I did with Twilight. Our heroine, Layla, was shy, but she wasn't whiny. She was smart with a good head on her shoulders. And she spoke with an air of maturity and inner strength. And I hope teen boys (and grown men) read this book and learn from Luke - he knows how to treat a lady!
Loved, loved, loved the genealogy elements!
My only problem with the book was how everything was a little too neat. The "bad guy" was obvious, the ending predictable.
I can't help but to point out the parallels between this book at Twilight as they're so glaringly obvious to me. Twilight fans will like this book, and some of us like it even better.
The author was exceptional at capturing the intense feelings and emotions of teenagers and that really shone through in her writing. I could easily connect with Layla and Lucas and wanted to see them succeed in their goals. I’m also a big sucker for a gentlemanly and chivalrous male character and Lucas definitely ticked all those boxes and more! I don’t know how Layla kept herself from falling for him for as long as she did!
However, the book has an overall feel of being “unpolished”. There are small spelling errors throughout and some sentences are stilted and difficult to read. In my opinion, it could have done with another read through by an editor to give the book a more professional feel and a better reading experience for those who go on the journey with Layla and Lucas.
Overall, the story was definitely worth the read and I enjoyed the ride. The reincarnation and dream parts were fascinating and I looked forward to every one of them and could feel the emotions that washed through the protagonists after each one. The tragedy from their past was truly awful and I felt sorry for the characters and what their past selves had gone through.
It features humor, intrigue, and a plot line that is a refreshing break from the standard "paranormal" that you see with the popularity of books like Twilight and the Sookie Stackhouse novels.
I'll be one of the first in line for her upcoming installment in this wonderfully created series.
Well written and enjoyable young adult novel.
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I would definitely rcomend you to read it .
