Milo and Wick are both hackers, so they have a lot in common, and they get along perfectly well. Whereas Griff will go to authorities with problems, Milo will seek revenge. Nevertheless, Wick wonders if Griff loves her for who she is or what he believes she ought to be. I think that she should be more open with Griff, so he can better understand her.ĭespite his flaws, Griff is very protective and supportive of Wick even when he disagrees with her actions. Admittedly, Wick hides many secrets from him. He doesn’t seem to see eye to eye about how Wick is being forced to work for Carson. It is sad to see Griff’s lack of understanding about Wick’s situation. Willing to sacrifice her own freedom to protect the ones she loves, Wick keeps pushing away everyone she cares about. The past always finds a way to catch up to her. Like any other teenager, she struggles with who she wants to be, but her situation is complicated by the situations she deals with. Wick realizes that she can’t live a normal teenage life.
I love how Wick’s internal struggles are deeper explored in this sequel to Find Me. Needless to say, Wick has a lot going on. On top of that, Wick mysteriously receives DVD tapes about her mother, she makes a hacker friend in Milo, and Griff begins to pull away from her. Can Kick use her (real) science smarts to prove the curse is a hoax? Or is it just-maybe-sort of-somehow possible the curse is here?Īuthor Romily Bernard weaves a fast-paced middle-grade mystery filled with humor and scientific intrigue, set in a perfectly eerie Southern town.Upon the discovery of a body with the words “Remember Me” carved on it, Wick becomes embroiled in another case. But when kids start disappearing and glowing creatures start showing up, Kick's theory quickly evaporates in a puff of foul-smelling swamp gas. by pretending to be psychic.Īccording to her calculations: one teeny-tiny life + (fake) psychic skills = popularity. But Kick is the new kid in school and she's determined to make a name for herself. She knows there's a scientific explanation for everything, especially curses and monsters. It's the Bohring curse and all the kids are about to become monsters-or so the legend goes. Bohring is anything but boring for Kick who has already blown a hole through the kitchen floor, befriended a chicken-eating gator, and discovered that the town's hundred-year curse is upon them. Welcome to Bohring-home to 453 people, 2,053 alligators, and one monster curse.Ĭorrection: home to 454 people, now that Kick Winter is living in the swamp Hollows with her Grandma Missouri, the town (fake) psychic.
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