VBT# Shadow Tears - A.J Tupps

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Review: Shadow Tears - A.J Tupps -October 2014

Shadow Tears starts off with a car accident and the reader is immediately thrown into the story when it turns out that the accident wasn't really an accident and that all this was caused due to the child whom at that stage in the novel is a baby. Serena - the baby starts to grow up and she lives with Jared whom she calls Dad. As the story goes on we discover that Serena was special and isn't completely human - that she is made up of three worlds which are all discussed in the book. As with books like this, the truth tends to be revealed around the time they are starting to discover boys and that high school is a precious moment . Can Serena learn everything that their is about her past ? What will happen though when Serena discovers that she has been lied to her whole entire life by the one person she thought she could trust ? Read as Serena is chucked into a world she thought only existed within the pages of a book and can she survive her high school years and to quote the tagline as Serena is about to discover, that growing up when you are special is definitely not an easy task to do.
This book was written for teens and if you enjoy books like Marilyn Kaye's Gifted Series, then you will enjoy "Shadow Tears" by A.J Tupps.




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