Unthinkable - Softcover

Nancy Werlin

3.49

875 ratings by Goodreads

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0142426202 ISBN 13: 9780142426203

Publisher: Speak, 2014

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Returning to the Scarborough family mythology that she created in Impossible, Nancy Werlin in Unthinkable follows Fenella, the first Scarborough girl to be cursed by the Elfin Knight centuries ago, who has been living a miserable life of eternal purgatory in the faerie realm ever since. Now she will at last be allowed to die if she can accomplish three tasks of destruction against the Scarborough family. If she doesn't succeed, she will again be a slave to the Elfin Knight, and the family curse will begin all over again. But what happens when Fenella discovers how deeply she loves her family?

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Praise for Unthinkable * Werlin pulls off quite a feat, making us care deeply for a character driven by selfish needs, intent on betrayal. The book, whose plot is irresistible, also raises large questions about the nature of security. . . . At its heart, this is a story about the many different levels of love.--Booklist starred review Werlin, a deft storyteller and creative world-builder, weaves a twisting strand of faerie magic through the human realm, smoldering with sparks of romance and danger, just waiting to ignite. --Horn Book

About the Author:

Nancy Werlin (http: //www.nancywerlin.com) is a New York Times bestselling author. She received her B.A. from Yale, was named a Publishers Weekly Flying Start author for her first novel, and has since established herself as a writer of literary teen suspense. Her first suspense novel, The Killer's Cousin, was an Edgar Award winner and was named by ALA as one of the top 100 YA novels of the past decade, her novel Impossible is a New York Times Best Seller, and her most recent novel, Extraordinary, was chosen as a Top Ten Indie Next List pick and was named an Amazon Teens Top 10 for 2010. When not writing fiction, Nancy works part-time as a technical writer. Her husband, Jim, writes a blog about Nancy's career: http: //jimmccoyandnancywerlin.blogspot.com/.

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