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Jamais Vu (Jamais Vu #1)

by Monique O'Connor James (Goodreads Author)

4.69 of 5 stars 4.69 · rating details · 58 ratings · 27 reviews

A gunshot echoes thrusting Darby Lambert into a near death experience. Inside the confines of an ambulance, she meets “the man in white light”. He takes away the guilt, but makes her question everything.

“You will see them,” he whispers, as he catapults her back into the real world where she is plagued with dreams of demons, nurses, and rock stars.

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Published October 4th 2011 by Astraea Press (first published October 3rd 2011)

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Feb 23, 2013 W.h. (Lovetiggi) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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ARC for Review - I also bought the Kindle Version to support the author and all her amazing stories.. I started to read this back in January then had problems with my eyes, anyway, I LOVE THIS BOOK!

OMG a definite Must Read! This dynamic story is absolutely refreshing and spellbinding.. Near-death experience is a subject that has always fascinated me. I love the emotional detail and indepth character building, the mystery, suspense, and the writing style is so crisp, clean, and easy to read and...more

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Jan 17, 2012 Ressa Empbra rated it 5 of 5 stars

I give Monique O'Connor James' novel, Jamais Vu (even though I'm not sure how it's pronounced :D ) a 5-Star Rating!!

I read Monique's The Keepers a while back, and knew then that I would always enjoy all of her works. I wasn't wrong. The novel, Jamais Vu, did not disappoint and was even better than The Keepers. I must say, of all the books I've read - that would be a LOT - this is the only one I've ever read that I did not find a single typo. Not that I'm looking for them, but my OCD seems to so...more I give Monique O'Connor James' novel, Jamais Vu (even though I'm not sure how it's pronounced :D ) a 5-Star Rating!!

I read Monique's The Keepers a while back, and knew then that I would always enjoy all of her works. I wasn't wrong. The novel, Jamais Vu, did not disappoint and was even better than The Keepers. I must say, of all the books I've read - that would be a LOT - this is the only one I've ever read that I did not find a single typo. Not that I'm looking for them, but my OCD seems to somehow magnetically drawn them out.

She already was a great writer, but I feel her character and story-line developments, along with her writing style have progressed even more so. I truly feel she could become one of the 'big dogs,' so to speak.

About the novel; Jamais Vu begins on a tragic note, but quickly veers off in a different and riveting direction when Monique's female lead, Darby, has a near-death experience. But, she is quickly sent back from 'the light' after being told there was more for her to do before her time was up. Reluctantly, even though she has no choice, Darby reenters her body, her existence and the life she wasn't all that thrilled to get back to...

Plagued by nightmares that don't make any sense, Darby tries to figure out what it all means. She sees a therapist and finally opens up to him, as she's not allowed to discuss the 'incident' with her family; Mom, Dad and Sister would all rather live in a make-believe world where nothing bad ever happened. Finally talking about everything is helpful, but it still doesn't bring her closer to any answers, in fact, the nightmares get worse.

In them, she sees people who will die and is able to warn (won't say who or how many) certain - but not all - people hoping to save them from a horrible fate. Even with that ability, it's not always enough as fate has a mind of its own. Darby feels useless and hates when she has to sleep, knowing she'll have to face the demons, tortures and other horrid things when she does.

There's one specific man she continually dreams about who's always smiling on the outside, yet she knows his hidden secrets and that he has his own demons to fight. When she finally meets him, Kasey, at a local club where he's a singer in a band where she lives, the two are instantly draw to each other. Fight it as they may, whatever force wants them together is determined to win.

We all know the saying, "It's a small world," and that sentiment couldn't be truer for Darby when Kasey introduces her to his fellow-band-mates and others in their lives. She's relieved to be meeting others who understand her own personal hell, and hopefully help shed some light on what she's going through involving her nightmares.

Some people aren't always who or what they seem, nor are they all bad, but they're not all good, either. Now, it's up to Darby to figure out which is which, and what to do if she's going to help any of the people in her nightmares; those tagged for death. It's also up to her to decide if she wants to live life to the fullest, chance her heart, and maybe even find love for herself.

I could recite the whole tale, but what fun would that be? :D Suffice to say; you need to get yourself a copy of this amazing, wonderfully written novel and read it to see why it’s now one of my personal favorites. You won’t regret it! Now, I'm highly anticipating Déjà Vu, Monique's next installment in this fabulous tale!

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Oct 06, 2011 Kristina rated it 5 of 5 stars

The first sentence in JV is, "There is nothing easy about dying; not the act itself, and certainly not the coming back." Never before has a first sentence sucked me in so completely. I knew that Jamais Vu was Monique's favorite, passing up her other paranormal novel The Keepers, which I loved so much! JV is even better! I love Monique's writing style. She was already one of my favorite authors after I read her first book, and now even more so!

Jamais Vu is part paranormal, part thriller. In it, D...more

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Dec 23, 2011 Bella rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ok so can I give it a 10 out of 5???? Omg I am so tired but I will write more to tomorrow it's 1am and I have just finished and WOW I mean WOW... Can I get me a Kasey!! Teehee

OK so Iam awake but had dreams of this book! LOL:) This was an amazing book, with so much depth and excitement in it. It had me at the first page and I NEVER wanted to stop reading. The characters were the best, Darby's story was nothing I have ever read before and I so enjoyed it. If you want love, adventure and just a fa...more

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Nov 04, 2012 Mandie *Foxylutely* added it

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Oooh I love this title and the artwork (blue!) but more than that this book sounds intriguing and I can't really put a genre to it (not that we like to put things in boxes lol)

Jamais Vu = never seen. Hmm....

OK so I kept going back and back and back to finally read all the book but just kept getting side tracked as it couldn't hold my attention. I just didn't "feel" or "get the vibe" of this book. Strange seeing all the 5 stars this book has been given but I guess the day had to come when a book...more

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Jun 29, 2012 Bex 'n' Books rated it 5 of 5 stars

One thing that is immediately evident in Jamais Vu, is that it is very well written; clearly, Monique O'Connor James is a very talented writer. The novel's construction is faultless. It is very well edited and crafted. Monique's writing style is so very lovely to read, in many ways it's effortless to read. This made reading Jamais Vu a pleasure.

Now this is where I get even more gushy, apologies in advance. Jamais Vu is so unlike anything else I have read which is a feat in itself, since I am fai...more One thing that is immediately evident in Jamais Vu, is that it is very well written; clearly, Monique O'Connor James is a very talented writer. The novel's construction is faultless. It is very well edited and crafted. Monique's writing style is so very lovely to read, in many ways it's effortless to read. This made reading Jamais Vu a pleasure.

Now this is where I get even more gushy, apologies in advance. Jamais Vu is so unlike anything else I have read which is a feat in itself, since I am fairly well read and have quite an eclectic taste in literature (it was also what I studied at university, so you can imagine the wide range of literature that I have read).' I'm finding it hard even to pin point the genre: romance, paranormal, spirtitual??? clearly, there's a combination going on. But regardless of my difficulties of correctly identifying the genre, Jamais Vu was a superb read.

The opening captured my attention immediately with the introduction of the protagonist Darby. I instantly liked her character and found her thoughts and perceptions fascinating. Her character was very easy to follow and bond with which is always a great accomplishment. What Monique very effectively creates with her character Darby, is one that the reader wants to root for; I certainly wanted her to get the answers she was so desperately seeking.

The range of relationships that Darby navigates her way through are very interesting; however, there are many things about her relationship with her sister and her father that are a little unclear and left unsaid. I will be reading book two very soon though, so hopefully these questions that I have will be answered and I will get a better understanding of a few of Darby's relationships. I think what it's very important to remember as a reader, is that this book is not a stand alone, which means that Monique does not have to have all of the boxes ticked and the every aspect of Darby's life explored in explicit detail in this book. I am eager to read book two, Deja Vu.

Jamais Vu is a fast paced book, with an unbelievable amount of action and twists and turns. On the flipside, it's also extremely thought provoking and deals with many 'issues'. What I really liked about Jamais Vu was the concept of second chances. Don't we all wish that we could have one every now and then? And this novel, covers this notion so very beautifully.

Bravo Monique O'Connor James! I was blown away by Jamais Vu. (less)

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May 08, 2012 Sheila rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: current_issues, mystery, paranormal, relationships, scifi-fantasy, suspense, spiritual

If Déjà vu is a feeling of having seen something before, then what is Jamais vu? Author Monique O’Connor James plays with the idea very effectively in this novel of life after a near-death experience. After rushing towards the light, Darby Lambert awakes hearing voices in the ambulance, struggles through a hospital stay and recovery, and tries to pick up her life. But she can’t remember the day of the accident, doesn’t know why it happened, and, most importantly, doesn’t know why she’s survived....more

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Dec 25, 2011 Carly Wallace rated it 5 of 5 stars

Hea y'all Anne here and it's 1:52am on Christmas morning and yes I am writing a review about an amazing book I've just finished reading Jamais Vu by Monique O'Connor James has absolutely taken my breath away. I still have tears running down my cheeks from this book. Monique is the author of best seller The Keepers and like that book this one opens a whole new door into paranormal stories and your lured into a ride you'll never forget. The story takes place in Louisiana, Monique has such descript...more Hea y'all Anne here and it's 1:52am on Christmas morning and yes I am writing a review about an amazing book I've just finished reading Jamais Vu by Monique O'Connor James has absolutely taken my breath away. I still have tears running down my cheeks from this book. Monique is the author of best seller The Keepers and like that book this one opens a whole new door into paranormal stories and your lured into a ride you'll never forget. The story takes place in Louisiana, Monique has such descriptive details that I can smell the lilac and jasmine flowers. I can see the plantation style home in which the characters frequent to practice their band Machine Gun Butterfly, Joel and his mother Mary Ellen are good ole southern folks with southern graces. Darby the main character confides in Mary Ellen when her life is seeming to spiral out of control as a result of a life changing accident. Even though Darby is a changed person now the things she had been involved in will come back to haunt, her the person she was will show her what happened, and the person she has become must make a decision that will not only affect her life but also the people who have helped change her for the better. Darby is a lost soul in the world and soon finds another lost soul to befriend, Kasey has had a hard life and has his coping mechanisms but he sees something in Darby and he must know her. Kasey and his band are a sorted bunch of guys but each in their own way is good and each has a past and a secret, Chris, Matt, Joel, and Kasey will see in life in Darby and the curse she fears will follow. Can Darby survive what is happening? Is she strong enough to help not only her friends but also herself? The characters draw you in and show you a dark side of light and a light side of dark because both must exist for the balance to be maintained. Choices are made and lines are drawn for sides to be taken but when sides can't be chosen then a tragedy will decide the coin toss and no one will win. However Monique has taken this heart wrenching moment and put a spin on it that had my heart skipping a beat. Can leading lady Darby make the decision to give up her memories for a chance to do what is best by the ones she loves?
This story also brings to light that beauty is more than what is on the outside it's who you are, who you wanna be, and how much you allow yourself to love and be loved. This is so important for people to read and see and understand because the way you treat people can have a definitive effect on how they perceive themselves and the tragedies that can come from that are not always mend able.
If your looking for a breath taking story line, lovely characters, and a journey into decisions, love, death, and life then grab a copy of Jamais Vu now and fall in love for the first time or second time. 5 out of 5 stars for Monique O'Connor James and while your grabbing Jamais Vu get The Keepers as well and fall for angel of your own. Brilliant can't wait for De Ja Vu...(less)

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Jan 30, 2012 January rated it 4 of 5 stars

Darby Lambert had the picture perfect life — a wealthy family, a nice car, a good education, a successful, good-looking boyfriend, a bright future. But one bullet threw her whole life, her whole existence, careening out of control.

Somewhere between death and life, Darby meets a man who sends her back to help people escape an untimely death. She sees these the deaths of these people in her dreams. One of these people is the talented musician, Kasey, who is in danger of overdosing on drugs.

The imm...more Darby Lambert had the picture perfect life — a wealthy family, a nice car, a good education, a successful, good-looking boyfriend, a bright future. But one bullet threw her whole life, her whole existence, careening out of control.

Somewhere between death and life, Darby meets a man who sends her back to help people escape an untimely death. She sees these the deaths of these people in her dreams. One of these people is the talented musician, Kasey, who is in danger of overdosing on drugs.

The immediate connection between Darby and Kasey draws them into each other’s lives. Darby tries to convince Kasey to kick his drug habit, all the while running from demons of her own.

The author takes the reader on a journey with the main character starting with her “death” and traveling through her efforts to save people who have come to hold a prominent place in her life. Unfortunately, there are forces working against her that seem to be winning.

This is a tough one for me to review because it’s unlike anything I’ve read before. It is definitely a rare style of writing, and the author does it well. I love it’s unique flavor and imaginitive plot.

The writing is fantastic. The reader’s attention is captured from the very beginning, and the plot is built slowly for the first two-thirds of the book, continually adding more intricacies to the conflict. The author does a good job developing the main character throughout her traumatic recovery, eventually bringing her to a full self-awareness.

The last third of the story moves fast. So fast, that when the end comes, you might sit there for a few minutes to digest what just happened. It’s a thinker.

It might not be for everyone, because it is a bit of a wild ride through the main character’s stream of consciousness. From what I understand, the second book in the series brings it all together, so the questions you are left with at the end of Jamais Vu are answered in Deja Vu. If you’re not afraid to try something new and different in your reading repertoire, you are in for an amazing trip.(less)

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Oct 18, 2011 Cass rated it 5 of 5 stars

You are gripped from the first line "There is nothing easy about dying; not the act itself, and certainly not the coming back." Monique then throws you into a world of demons, afterlife, love, abuse, decisions, drugs, non-decisions, death and family. She thrusts you into the story and makes the characters come to life as if you are right there, part of the action. Your emotions are put through the ringer as you pull for Darby, Kelsey, Allison and Owen. By the end of the book your screaming NO, t...more

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Jan 27, 2012 εїз♫ Brenda ♫εїз rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jamais Vu By Monique James

Imagination....The true ability to turn a thought into an amazing,believable,heart felt story.And to have that story grip you and hold onto you.A story that is so emotional that it will have you wondering "What If".That's what makes a great story and the greatness you will get from Author Monique James.

Darby Lambert,living in Baton Rouge....It's also where she died...

Darby comes back from the dead with a memory of meeting a man leaning over her asking her "Do you Love m...more

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Dec 01, 2011 K.B. Miller rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ok...um...The heavens have opened up, and God has literally placed Monique O' Connor James on earth here for our reading pleasure! She's an Angel. Monique's writing captivated me with her amazing "The Keepers" and her caliber does NOT falter here! I honestly went through a box of tissues, and haven't slept to finish this tale of beautiful twists and turns. She has brought Darcy to life, and in a non vulgar, wholesome way. However, with this most writers would not be able to still draw you in, Mo...more

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Jan 01, 2012 Maegan Morin rated it 5 of 5 stars

Written by Monique O'Connor James, Jamais Vu is an amazing novel. The story line, the characters, everything just blew me away. The story is paranormal but its not just that. This is a story about being human, being flawed and being in love. Its about finding the courage to do whats right and how it is so hard to do that. The main theme of the book is that despite how someone may look, not everyone is all good but not everyone is all bad either and everyone deserves a second chance. I loved that...more

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Jan 13, 2012 Tonia Houston rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a young adult paranormal romance set in the deep south of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The tale is told through the eyes of the main character, Darby Lambert. Her story is indelible, spiritual, and I found myself in tears before the ending.

I've long admired Monique O' Connor James' work ethic, and now I've found a gift in her elegant prose. Her style, and ability to communicate the sanctity of life is something I would love to see in more YA novels.

The sequel, Deja Vu, was released yeste...more

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Dec 15, 2011 Stacy Eaton rated it 5 of 5 stars

Several people have said that the first sentence will suck you in - and in my opinion - they are correct! That first sentence, "There is nothing easy about dying; not the act itself, and certainly not the coming back." makes you wonder right from the get go what on earth is about to happen.

I enjoyed the novel and liked the way Monique O'Conner James styled her writing. It was engaging, entertaining and thought provoking! This was the first novel I have read by this author and I look forward to...more

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Jun 10, 2012 Jenny rated it 4 of 5 stars

Without realizing it, Jamais Vu sucked me in right off the bat. I found myself totally glued to the book wondering what would happen with Darby.

Darby was such a complex character. She has a near death experience and comes back to the world unlike her normal self. She struggled with finding her place in the world after almost dying, and I totally sympathized with her. I imagine it's hard to come back from something like that and not be a different person.

Her family frustrated me, because they kep...more

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Apr 04, 2012 Katrina rated it 5 of 5 stars

I dont even know where to begin with this review. I got to page 180 and was in tears, - gob smacked and totally unprepared.. Read on and I thought my heart was doing flips............. even grinned to myself and thought - yayaya !

Jamais Vu is a riviting story, that will not only grasp at your heart strings but have you teary eyed and also sobbing by the end. Characters that will draw you into the pages, and a storyline that will make your heart ache way past the last pages.

I read this book in...more

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Oct 10, 2011 Mandy (I read Indie) Anderson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ever since Darby was sent back from the brink of death, her dreams have never been the same. She is plagued by nightmares of people she knows and the choices they made that eventually lead to their death. Darby feels she was sent back to help these people right their wrongs so they can have a chance at life. Her family and shrink have a hard time believing her dreams as reality. What can Darby do for others if her own family doesn't believe in her?

This book is seriously addicting. I stayed up la...more

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Oct 06, 2011 Kimberly Callegan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Monique O’Connor James is not only the author of Jamais Vu (and The Keepers- you can check out my review for The Keepers by clicking HERE), but she is also my mentor and my friend. She is amazing in so many ways; her writing, her imagination, her guidance, her amity and companionship.

I’m very impressed with Monique’s writing techniques. She steers her readers into such an awesome fictional state and gives them a rollercoaster for a ride. So, now that I’ve gushed a little bit over her, let’s get...more Monique O’Connor James is not only the author of Jamais Vu (and The Keepers- you can check out my review for The Keepers by clicking HERE), but she is also my mentor and my friend. She is amazing in so many ways; her writing, her imagination, her guidance, her amity and companionship.

I’m very impressed with Monique’s writing techniques. She steers her readers into such an awesome fictional state and gives them a rollercoaster for a ride. So, now that I’ve gushed a little bit over her, let’s get on to the review.

Jamais Vu was released on October 4, 2011 as an Ebook. Print version will be available in the next couple of months. I had the opportunity to read Jamais Vu before it was published. While I really enjoyed reading The Keepers, I absolutely adored Jamais Vu and consider it to be my favorite of her work, thus far. I seriously stalked Mo the whole time I read it… but she loved it! And… it’s a series- wooooohoooooo! Give me more Vu!!!!!

Jamais Vu is loaded with a variety of genres/elements in a fictional read. You have paranormal, thrills, chills, romance, mystery, and suspense. I even found it to be a bit of realistic fiction.

Monique made it easy for you to develop a relationship with each of her prime characters. Darby, written in her point of view is the main character. She suffered from depression and is a lonely girl. After playing with a gun, she “accidentally” shoots herself and has a near death experience and was sent back with a mission. She has dreams of people she’s yet to meet, people she becomes connected to. She sees their deaths. Can she change their future?

Darby runs across the guy who has been haunting her dreams. She follows him. Kasey is the lead singer in a kick-ass band. Although he has a serious addiction problem, the boy is totally swoon-worthy. He introduces her to his band mates, one in particular Matt, who Darby is uneasy and creeped out over. But could he be the key in her mission? All will be revealed in this “Gasp, gasp, GASP, OH my gosh, GASP – Rollercoaster, up-down-jerk right-jerk left!” super awesome read.

I give Jamais Vu 5 stars! (P.S. I got a sneak peek at book 2- and if I thought I was on a roller coaster for Jamais Vu- book 2 was like riding The Tower of Terror!” *screeeeeeaaaaaams* Totally rad!
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Oct 10, 2011 Rachel rated it 5 of 5 stars

Darby Lambert is a young girl with her whole life ahead of her, and everything changes when she shoots herself. She’s released to a world controlled by her dreams and her coming back has a purpose bigger than herself. That’s when she meets Kasey Kibodeaux, a good looking southern guy who is the lead singer of a local band. But she’s got a charge and she’s got to figure out why the demons plague her…. Kasey’s got a drug problem….but is she falling for him?? Matt is Kasey’s best friend and getting...more

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Sep 20, 2012 Jennifer rated it 3 of 5 stars

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3.5 This book is very different than books I typically read. Enough tension and intrigue that I liked it, but disturbing at the same time.

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Jun 23, 2012 Soccergypsy rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really like this story but can't detail why. it just grabbed me and kept me reading.

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Jan 08, 2012 Duane added it

Great book. Can't wait to read the sequal.

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Apr 20, 2012 Ruth Hartman rated it 5 of 5 stars

Jamais Vu was amazing. The author has a way of describing everything so that you feel you are right there. Smells, sounds, textures and sights all jump off of the page. The twists and turns in the story had me anxious to see what would happen next. The ending was perfect, although it surprised me. This is a fabulous book!

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Oct 28, 2012 J. rated it 4 of 5 stars

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A powerful and compelling read that deals less with the urban fantasy aspects of angels and demons, and much more with the condition of one's soul. I did not see the ending coming, and author Monique O'Connor James gets extra credit for that because it doesn't happen often.

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Dec 30, 2011 Stacey (Sassy Book Lovers) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Wow! Such a unique and intense story. Loved everything about it, the way it's written brings it all to life, you feel drawn to the characters. So much is going on, you'll be eager to finish the book to find out what happens next. I'm looking forward to the next book, I need to read more about Darby! :)

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Jul 26, 2012 Charlene added it · review of another edition

I really loved this book.Looking forward to reading another from Monique.

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Monique is the mother of two beautiful children and lives in a small community outside of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She currently works full time as an insurance agent, but her favorite jobs are mother, wife, and author. On her eighth birthday, her mother bought her a journal and said "write whatever you want, just write." And so, a love affair with words was born. She wrote poetry and short stories...more

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