Mara will have a terrifying choice to make, one that could cost her everything, including the beautiful boy she has come to hold so dear to her. Mara knows that she needs to keep her secrets from him but it’s so hard, especially when it seems like he might just be the one person who understands and can help her. Noah isn’t exactly what he seems, either. But as she gets further sucked in to Noah’s world, she starts to learn things about him. Resistant at first, Mara isn’t a match for Noah’s charm and his way of infiltrating himself into her life, although she’s confused about why he wants her, when he can have anyone at their exclusive school. With all the craziness, the one bright spot in Mara’s life has become Noah, the gorgeous, aloof and sought after boy from her new high school, who has popped up in her life from the time she started at the school. Mara knows she’s already caused her family a lot of stress and worry and she doesn’t want to add to it.

If they knew the extent of her hallucinations and weird visions, they would place her in a psychiatric facility for sure. Terrified she’s going crazy, Mara struggles to keep it all together, to prevent her family from seeing just how stressed and terrified she is. And now, she’s starting to see the deaths of other people before they happen. She sees the face of Claire in the mirror, she sees Jude in the street, she has nightmares, hears voices. Mara has been plagued by a sort of post-traumatic stress disorder since the accident. Now Mara and her family are moving to Florida for a fresh start. Mara is miraculously unharmed, but her best friend Rachel, other friend Claire and her boyfriend Jude, Claire’s brother, are not so lucky. All she is told is that her and her friends were in an accident after they crept into an old condemned building to spend the night. She has no memory of how she got there or what happened prior to being taken there. Mara Dyer wakes up in hospital coming out of a coma.

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