Kill Me Softly Quotes Showing of “Because, if you could love someone, and keep loving them, without being loved back then that love had to be real. It hurt too much to be anything else.”. ― Sarah Cross, Kill Me Softly. tags: kill-me-softly, love, real-love, sarah-cross, unrequited-love. likes. · She finds herself caught in not just one foretold fate that threatens her, but two--and the second could kill her. Cross, who knows her fairy tales, weaves a number of them into her story, giving them interesting twists as she applies them to her vulnerable and rebellious teen bltadwin.ru: Lerner Publishing Group. Kill Me Softly by Sarah Cross is a very unique take on the fairytales of old. It takes the original tales and gives them an even more sinister and long lasting twist. Mira has been sheltered all of her life and right before her sixteenth birthday decides to runaway and find where her parents are buried/5().
Smart, romantic and inspired, Sarah Cross's Kill Me Softly is storytelling at its finest. She breathes new life into familiar tales, twisting them in fantastically unexpected ways. This book blew me away! --Carrie Ryan, New York Times bestselling author of The Forest of Hands and Teeth series. Official website of YA author Sarah Cross. Latest: Tear You Apart, my modern Snow White retelling, is available bltadwin.ru's a companion novel to Kill Me Softly, but you don't have to read one to understand the bltadwin.ru yes, this is Viv's story, so if you were wondering how her curse would play out, this book is for you. Kill Me Softly; By: Sarah Cross; Narrated by: Kim Mai Guest; Length: 10 hrs and 53 mins Unabridged Audiobook Categories: Science Fiction Fantasy, Fantasy; out of 5 stars (34 ratings) Add to Cart failed.
Official website of YA author Sarah Cross. Latest: Tear You Apart, my modern Snow White retelling, is available bltadwin.ru's a companion novel to Kill Me Softly, but you don't have to read one to understand the other. The author's style was written very well. The style was in third person. The style is really good for the book that Sara Cross wrote. The antagonist in this story is a 20 year old man. This man is trying to help her. He is not the nicest man in this book. His name is Felix Valantine. She finds herself caught in not just one foretold fate that threatens her, but two--and the second could kill her. Cross, who knows her fairy tales, weaves a number of them into her story, giving them interesting twists as she applies them to her vulnerable and rebellious teen characters.
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