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Choosing Xaverique

by Karyn Sepulveda
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Reality and fantasy collide when Noah and Gabby meet. Both have secrets: they are not human, cannot be killed and are falling in love with each other.
Gabby Valis is a regular fifteen year old; her biggest worries in life are friends, boys and her annoying brother Zac. But her life is shattered the day she finds out she is not human. She had no idea she belonged to a secret species which has evolved from humans; 'Xaveriques'. After being hit by a car, her body is forced to heal itself, and Gabby's powers are unleashed...
'I died this morning. At exactly 8.17 am my heart stopped beating and I lay cold and still in the street. At 8.24 am my heart resumed beating, I jumped up from the dusty pavement and ran home. Confused? Well, that makes two of us.'
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Publisher: Vivid Publishing

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  • ISBN: 9781925442885
  • File size: 509 KB
  • Release date: February 23, 2016

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  • ISBN: 9781925442885
  • File size: 509 KB
  • Release date: February 23, 2016

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Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature

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English

Reality and fantasy collide when Noah and Gabby meet. Both have secrets: they are not human, cannot be killed and are falling in love with each other.
Gabby Valis is a regular fifteen year old; her biggest worries in life are friends, boys and her annoying brother Zac. But her life is shattered the day she finds out she is not human. She had no idea she belonged to a secret species which has evolved from humans; 'Xaveriques'. After being hit by a car, her body is forced to heal itself, and Gabby's powers are unleashed...
'I died this morning. At exactly 8.17 am my heart stopped beating and I lay cold and still in the street. At 8.24 am my heart resumed beating, I jumped up from the dusty pavement and ran home. Confused? Well, that makes two of us.'
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Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature