Review: The Awakening of Sunshine Girl - Paige McKenzie

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The Awakening of Sunshine Girl (The Haunting of Sunshine Girl, #2)

Review: The Awakening of Sunshine Girl - Book #2 The Haunting of Sunshine Girl Series - Paige McKenzie and Alyssa B. Sheinmel - March 2016





Based on the Youtube series, which I still have to watch is Book #2 in the series about Sunshine Griffiths. Sunshine was abandoned as a baby on the footsteps of the local hospital, and now she is sixteen she is experiencing new and weird things. She has now learned that she is part of a rare race called luseach and that she is the last one of the line. Her biological father has returned to collect Sunshine so that she can start learning how to fight and expand her skills. While doing so on the complex he owns, Sunshine will learn about the awful events that happened sixteen years ago and caused a massive rift in the luseach community and why she is now the most hunted one and why a lot of people including her biological mother want her dead. While training, though, it seems that someone in Sunshine's life has been playing as a double agent and Sunshine's best friend and mentor Nolan is in trouble. Can Sunshine save her protector and guardian or will that put her in more danger than she could ever anticipate? Of course, with all this happening in her life Sunshine is still a sixteen-year-old girl and with that comes hormones, and boy crushes and Sunshine's is directed at her protector - but every time she touches him she burns? Can she be with the one she loves or is there a reason they can never be a couple?  If you love paranormal romance and ghost stories with mythology chucked in the mix, then check out Book #2 The Awakening of Sunshine Girl by Paige McKenzie.




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