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Wren Noble is dead—
she was born that way. Vibrant, unlike other dead things, she craves those rare moments when her twin sister allows her to step inside her body and experience the world of the living.
Lark Noble is alive
but often feels she belongs in the muted Shadow Lands—the realm of the dead. Known as the crazy girl who talks to her dead sister, she doesn’t exactly fit in with the living, though a recent suicide attempt and time in a psych ward have proved to her she’s not ready to join her sister in the afterlife.
Now the guy who saved
Lark’s life needs her to repay the favor. He and his friends have been marked for death by the malevolent spirit of a vicious and long-dead serial killer, and the twins—who should know better than to mess with the dead—may be their only hope of staying alive.
I stepped into my sister and took over her body for the time being. People called it possession, but I didn’t like to use that term in regards to Lark. Thankfully, she was just asleep. I opened my eyes—Lark’s eyes.
Mason looked down at me. He frowned. “You’re not her,” he whispered.
I managed a small smile, impressed that he could tell the difference between us—most people couldn’t. “You can let her…me, go now. Thanks.”
He dropped his arms like I was on fire. I stumbled, but managed to catch myself. Wearing Lark was fairly comfortable, but I wasn’t used to having substance in this realm. Limbs were heavy, clumsy. I braced my hand against the roof of Nan’s car.
This was different from when Lark was awake and I shared her body. Despite the heavy limbs and awkwardness of them, they felt like mine. I was in control, not my sister, and it…it was wonderful. And strange. So strange.
Praise for The Girl with the Iron Touch:
“A well-calculated blend of paranormal romance and genuinely innovative story.”
—Kirkus Reviews
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“Surprising, vivid and cohesive—the work of a pro.”
—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
“Teens will enjoy the fast-paced action.”
—VOYA
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“A steampunk mystery with a delicious love triangle and entertaining Jekyll and Hyde element.”
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Sisters of Blood and Spirit
Kady Cross
This book is for Mom, who instilled in me
a love of things that go bump in the night. Thanks, and I miss you.
It’s also for my sisters—I’d fight a ghost for each of you!
And last, but not least, this book is for Steve, who supported me
from the very beginning. I couldn’t do it without you.
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