Mate: A Fictional Narrative

This was the first house that Astrid felt safe in, that she felt loved in. However, things began to change when Ingrid gets into Claire’s fragile head, or at least that’s what Astrid thought. Along with Claire’s paranoia and depression, Ingrid strikes a nerve that ultimately leads to Claire’s suicide, which Astrid immediately blames her mother for. It is heart-breaking to read as Astrid is offered up love, and just as quickly it is taken away and she is back in the system. Even from jail Ingrid has a hold on Astrid’s

Larissa Taylor takes her readers on a journey through the life of the infamous Joan of Arc. Joan can be easily recognized as a historical figure in the 15th century, a female warrior, and a woman that was fiercely independent and determined. Joan’s life has been told again and again, which has slowly taken away from the incredible woman that held so many triumphs. Instead of giving her readers a list of Joan’s accomplishments, Taylor enthralls the reader by detailing every step of Joan’s life, start to finish, so that one can really understand the life of the warrior.

Alternately, the hero reaches within to a source of courage and wisdom. Hazel trusts Fiver enough to take his nightmare seriously and arrange to leave the warren. Fiver leads the group through rough times through Hazel. Fiver is the voice behind Hazel’s actions and is looked to for advice throughout the entire story.

When Danilov learns of Tanya’s love for Vassily instead of him, his jealousy prompts him to send Vassily into evermore dangerous and desperate situations. However, the love between Tanya and Vassily grows ever stronger even as they are trapped under fire from Major Konig’s rifle and Vassily’s loyalty to his friend Danilov never wavers.

Nora finds strength in realizing her failure, resolving to find herself as a human being and not in what society expects of her. Nora’s recognition comes when Torvald so

to love and uses it to recover her brother and defeat IT once and for all.

This makes her think of why am I the being let out? When Mate complains about how nobody’s life can be worse than mine, she is overcome by Magdalena’s story. We see this

As Quinlan struggles with her identity,

Situation : Kat friend Chloe, becomes a key feature in the nightmare, particularly towards the end. This creates more tension as the ultimate choice between Chloe's life and the greater good makes itself gradually more apparent..

With a tortured past, she’s a cat-shifter who refuses to get close to anyone. Yet she can’t seem to resist the leader of the vampire protectors.

Henry hires a band of renegade shifters to kidnap her. Seth is a betrayer, the cousin of Mattias who wants

Bailey sighed as she sat on the stool hearing the band members complaining. She rolled her eyes as she looked to Tristan. Smiling as he agreed with her, she took in a deep breath just as Kyle stood up. "Hey, guys stop. This is Bailey's song. If she wants to do it acoustic lets do it acoustic." Smiling she mouthed "Thank you." to Kyle who winked at her. If it was someone other than Tristan who would have her back it was Kyle. Including after Bailey had set him up with Johnny the bartender at the cafe and a close friend of Baileys. Biting down on her lip she listened as Tristan spoke before nodding her head to what he was saying. "See if it doesn't sound good acoustic then we'll bring the bass and guitars back in. Besides this song is kind of personal." Bailey spoke as

Seventeen-year-old November Lonergan spent her whole life feeling like an outsider; like she was different. She was right. She’s a reaper like her mother; like her two cousins, Kai and Tristin. The supernatural world believes they are part of a prophecy to save them from an evil known as the Grove. Ember just wants to survive high school and fix the fallout from bringing back her friend.

It turns out that if she goes against the fallen angels their whole race, as a whole will vanish from the earth. Whose side is she going to chose? In this journal I’m going to be visualizing, clarifying, and predicting. First, I’m going to be visualizing the scene where Dante forces Nora to drink the blue juice. I went down for the everyday-morning-routine Dante set up for me to get my strength up.

The relationship between Erlend and Kristin has been full of challenges and those obstacles do not cease in this section of reading, yet some of the main ones are resolved by the end.