White Mountain
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White Mountain
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Ruby Jean Cottle
It’s Halloween in Black River, and the days are dark and cold. Four months have passed since the teenagers of White Mountain learned the truth of what makes them bloodthirsty, but questions still remain: Why us? Why this mountain?
Opi Silver is struggling more than anyone. Her sister, Dusty, seems to have everything under control, but Opi is constantly distracted by her bloodlust and feels increasingly bitter about it. No longer happy and carefree, she is unrecognisable to herself. To make matters worse, Eli Blake won’t leave Opi alone. He says he’s trying to help her, but she can see right through his infuriating charm. Or so she tells herself.
Meanwhile, there’s trouble brewing in town. The police are determined to uncover the secrets Opi and her friends are desperate to keep, and a deadly threat waits in the shadows of the forest. With old foes and new enemies lurking on the mountain, Opi is in greater danger than she realises...
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Commentaires
'White Mountain has swept me off my feet just as Black River did. This is an enchanting read, full of loveable characters who yearn and burn for each other and who pull me through the story with their delightful strangeness. I’m immersed and wilfully hooked within this world of young vampires.' (Jasmin McGaughey, author of Moonlight and Dust)
'While the series opener focused on Dusty, Opi gets the spotlight in this lush, wintry sequel, which is a close character study with a similarly intimate feel. Opi and Eli’s slow-burn romance is delicious and sensual, and its development complements Opi’s personal growth. The broader plot advances as more questions arise and danger looms; just when it starts to feel impossible that all these threads can be wrapped up, Cottle throws in unexpected twists and ties a neat, deeply satisfying bow around the story. A rewarding finish to an inventive, emotionally charged duology.'
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