Juvie is done with detention centers, group homes and foster parents. Done with living life on someone else’s terms. At 15, she is perfectly capable of taking care of herself. Not a very high bar, considering the trail of inept adults in her wake. When the last foster father steps over a big red line, she does what she has to do, and with a cumbersome suitcase, Juvie takes to the road…and to the trees. The woods, she believes, will be her salvation. She is sure of it. With only a few stolen items to aid her survival, she starts …Continue reading →
Juvie is done with detention centers, group homes and foster parents. Done with living life on someone else’s terms. At 15, she is perfectly capable of taking care of herself. Not a very high bar, considering the trail of inept adults in her wake. When the last foster father steps over a big red line, she does what she has to do, and with a cumbersome suitcase, Juvie takes to the road…and to the trees. The woods, she believes, will be her salvation. She is sure of it. With only a few stolen items to aid her survival, she starts …Continue reading →
5.0 out of 5 stars i loved it! By Kerry Scott on September 2, 2017 Feralmoans….ha, i loved it!!!! Being someone who reads all the time, this was a nice amusing tale that my favorite author Kelli Jae Baeli wrote with her usually humor and colorful metaphors. The science was understandable, the story line was easy to read with the options of many more tales to come. Makes me want to read Rain Falls again for the 100th time. Thanks for the writing Jae, can’t what to see what you come up with next. 5.0 out of 5 stars Space …Continue reading →
