Helen McLow: Falling Darkness, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Juliana Heart is hated by everyone around her. Her parents once loved her and she had loving sisters that always stood up to her. The problem with that is she no longer remembers that time, and just like that those memories were gone, along with her happy ending or so she thought. All she knows is she is unloved and hated by everyone who meets her. Till one day Lucas Stone bumps into her and something happens and she ends up no longer remembering him right after she had just met him. She meets him again while in school and every since that day she couldn't stand him. But he seems to always be where ever she is, she just can't get rid of this guy. They find out they have a lot in common even if they don't want to admit it to each other. They both have a secret they don't want anyone to know. As vampires and bad guys come in and try to kill them they learn that they are better together then they ever were apart. Juliana stopped in front of the little shack, The Cool Shack, a place that sells ice cream. Moving her strawberry blonde hair out of the way she looks down at the sign that reads, "It's what happy taste like. Feel the love." Someone came out of the store and glared at her as she moved aside for that person to get out. Oh yeah feeling the love. Okay I'm just going to get a small scoop of ice cream they won't be mad right? Are you kidding me they would kill me if they found out. Then make sure your parents don't find out. "Okay I'll take one cone with one scoop of ice cream," Juliana practiced outside of the shop, as someone gave her a weird look as he walked out the door. Juliana always practiced speaking for she doesn't get it to often, everytime is like a first time and she always messes up on something. She opened the door to go inside, the bell going off saying she was a new arrival. Going to the back of the line she waited for her turn. For about thirty minutes she stood there, the line pretty much not moving, instead of being four people behind she was now three. It's always such a long wait.