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The evergreen and very commercial time-loop trope meets Black love. A story about self-discovery and destiny that begs the question: Is love to die for?
How often do you meet the one?Sydney stops to get breakfast as she is headed to school to fail yet another algebra test. She's under immense pressure from her parents to fill her brothers' shoes.Marcus is putting off going to his best friend's funeral. He can't stop wishing he had never dared Austin at the beach that night. This was all his fault. How he could he face Austins mother?Neither of them is supposed to be in the coffee shop that morning. They meet by mistake...or was it meant to be the whole time. Maybe that's why at the end of every day they die and are brought back to the beginning.
Charlene was sixteen when she wrote a manuscript that won the National Novel Silver Award from Scholastic Books and went on to minor in creative writing at North Carolina State University. She writes books about the world we live in, inspired by her experiences growing up in Montgomery County, MD. Charlene has an MBA from Emory University and a digital marketing certificate from Cornell.
When she isn't writing, she's a marketer - which means she can justify long Twitter-scrolling sessions as "research." Seton Girls is her first novel.
How often do you meet the one?Sydney stops to get breakfast as she is headed to school to fail yet another algebra test. She's under immense pressure from her parents to fill her brothers' shoes.Marcus is putting off going to his best friend's funeral. He can't stop wishing he had never dared Austin at the beach that night. This was all his fault. How he could he face Austins mother?Neither of them is supposed to be in the coffee shop that morning. They meet by mistake...or was it meant to be the whole time. Maybe that's why at the end of every day they die and are brought back to the beginning.
Charlene was sixteen when she wrote a manuscript that won the National Novel Silver Award from Scholastic Books and went on to minor in creative writing at North Carolina State University. She writes books about the world we live in, inspired by her experiences growing up in Montgomery County, MD. Charlene has an MBA from Emory University and a digital marketing certificate from Cornell.
When she isn't writing, she's a marketer - which means she can justify long Twitter-scrolling sessions as "research." Seton Girls is her first novel.
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