ExtraNormal

ExtraNormal 

A YA Paranormal Romance
Book One in the series.

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I should have protested. Instead, I inhaled again, deeply.

He . . . he loved me. That was it. Warm and soothing love pulsed fiercely from his every pore. Not the kind of proud love my parents had for me. Nothing like the deep friendship Geery and I shared. And certainly nothing like the vile lust of other human males. This was something new. Something profound.

I closed my eyes and drank in his affection as if these were my very first breaths.

Mira Johns is pretty much like any other teenage girl.

Except that she knows how to do amazing things with harnessed electro-magnetic energy.

And she's really, really far from home.

Her assignment as an emissary to Earth sounds fairly simple: blend in, observe, and stay away from the planet’s primitive males. But she soon meets two very different boys who seem bent on getting close to her. One—a handsome rich kid with plenty of self-confidence—has the entire student body captivated, with the exception of Mira. While the other—a mysterious outcast who keeps to himself— has Mira unnervingly entranced.

She does her best to avoid them both, until the day she gets close enough to both of them to sense what they really think of her. From one she feels absolute and unexplained hatred. From the other, love that she'd never even imagined possible—and Mira soon realizes the real reason she is supposed to avoid males: linked mates from her planet undergo a molecular change that can lead to death if separated. Unsure whether she's even capable of linking, Mira only knows that being with a human male puts both their lives in danger, and leaving him means a life of misery.

But a series of serious accidents at her school make it clear that someone wants to force her return. Desperate to find a way to both stay on Earth and keep her friends safe, Mira decides her only hope is to uncover the truth to who her real enemies are, and why she— the most mediocre of candidates—was actually chosen for this assignment: before the agency discovers her secret and sends her back home.