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*How much would you sacrifice for just one kiss . . .* * *When **smouldering Finn** and **sexy Lucas** arrive in Winter Mill, life starts to get very complicated for Faye McCarron. But two boys battling for her heart is just the start. Soon there's **a dead body in the woods**, **a motorcycle gang** on the prowl, and the **snow just won't stop** falling. **Something evil is at work**, and only Faye and best friend Liz can stop it. **As Hallowe'en draws near they must uncover the dark and sinister secret . . . before it's too late.** ** ** ** Love paranormal romance, werewolves and ethereal spirits? Then this book is for you!** ### Review I did like that the story was loosely based on a famous poem by an English poet, I can't tell you which without giving some of the story away. I think it was a great way to incorporate such a famous poem into a story for young teens. http://onceuponabookcase.blogspot.com/2010/12/review-mortal-kiss-by-alice-moss.html -- Jo Stapley Once Upon a Bookcase blog 20101223 Mortal Kiss establishes a good premise of an early mystery in its early pages, as well as the other elements that build up its plot. I was easily drawn into the little town of Winter Mill and throughout my reading experience I was constantly aware of flying pages, even unconscious of how much I have read at times. The pace does a wonderful job at putting forward the questions and unraveling the threads of mystery later on. I found myself thoroughly intrigued, and the answers to the questions are no less thrilling. I applaud the book for its originality, as although it has strong paranormal elements, it focuses on those elements where it is original and not on those so heavily retold in many paranormal novels. -- Dwayne http://withoutabookshelf.blogspot.com/2011/02/book-review-mortal-kiss-alice-moss.html 20110208 ### About the Author ALICE MOSS grew up in New York and now divides her time between Maine and London, England. When not writing, Alice enjoys hiking, photography, and vintage clothes. Mortal Kiss is her first book.