![]() However, McGarry makes it relatable to readers. Jonah feels a sense of helplessness that I don’t think many people could say they’ve experienced before. Each of her characters are intriguing, making readers want to understand them and learn what those secrets are. I’ve been a fan of McGarry’s writing ever since Pushing the Limits came out and I strongly believe that McGarry is one of those authors that continually put out good stories. Joanh’s friends, however, don’t want anything to do with Trash Can girl so Jonah and Stella keep their meetings a secret. I suddenly wanted to know more about her and why she was acting this way. Stella comes across as slightly crazy and it definitely intrigued me as a reader. Jonah, a far more popular guy at school, meets Stella at the cemetery and at first it starts off as awkward. As morbid as that sounds, she finds a certain sense of peace she is unable to find anywhere else. ![]() Stella is an outsider who enjoys spending time in cemeteries. ![]() In this freebie short story, Katie McGarry injects her sweet, melodic writing with a heady dose of angst. ![]() ~Reviewed by ANN & posted at Under the Covers Book Blog ![]()
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