Second Skin (Skinned)

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With FIENDS like Eryn...*Monsters. Bloodsuckers. The evil. The damned. Eryn McCain knows they exist-she's been hunting them since she was a child. At sixteen, she's ready to take on all comers. Being a shapeshifter gives her an advantage when it comes to her unusual part-time job. The hours suck and the pay is, well, non-existent, but bonuses like inhuman strength and night vision make tracking scary beasties a dream come true. Especially in a town like Redgrave. When an ancient demon targets Redgrave High, Eryn and her crew of hunters must face their innermost fears to prevent the Harvest Moon Dance from becoming one serious Monster Mash. Loyalties are tested and temptations abound. With questions ever brewing, can Eryn share a future with the brooding, noble, human Alec-the hunter after her heart? Or will she succumb to her enemy's son, Wade, a seductive predator as bloodthirsty as she is? What happens when you're both the beauty and the beast? Review"Smart, sassy and more than a little scary, Second Skin hits all the right notes. I adored reading about Eyn and her attempts to deal with her life!"~ Amanda Ashby, author of Zombie Queen of Newbury High and Fairy Bad Day"A wild ride of snark, chills and romance, Second Skin poses the creepy question: what if your worse nightmares came to life?"~ Joy Preble, author of Dreaming Anastasia and Haunted"If tasked to recruit a monster-hunting army, I'd want Eryn on my side - her tongue is as sharp as the athame she brandishes. Graves digs in her claws and doesn't let go until the mesmerizing cliffhanger end."~ Dawn Dalton, author of Thread of the Past (Spirited: 13 Haunting Tales)About the AuthorWorking in a school library, Judith is surrounded by children's and young adult literature (there's no escape!). She fosters the joy of reading in students and staff at her school. She helps out with the school choir and drama club. If it has to do with words or music, Judith is around. A singer/songwriter for more than 10 years, Judith often writes songs about her characters--since they are beasties of the night, this makes for interesting listening.