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Big Bad Me

A morbidly fun, paranormal adventure romance

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Big Bad Me

By: Aislinn O’Loughlin
Narrated by: Georgina Sadler
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Summary

'I've got two claws, Katie. Two giant, evil, freaking Freddy Krueger monster things. I am not calm.'

Evie Wilder was living a completely normal life, until she found out she's a werewolf, her mum went missing, and now she and her sister are on the run from supernatural forces. Oh, and there's not a single helpful vampire slayer in sight.

Seeking safety, the sisters find refuge in a quiet guesthouse run by Kevin, the dorky-hot teen manager. As Evie begins to learn to harness her wolfish abilities, she can't shake the feeling that there's something off about Kevin.

Meanwhile, animal attacks are becoming disturbingly frequent, local teens are disappearing, and Evie finds herself in the eye of an impending supernatural storm. With danger closing in, can she figure out the truth behind it all—and survive the fight of her life?

A witty, action-packed supernatural adventure romance perfect for those who love 'The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' and 'Wednesday'.

Aislinn O'Loughlin is an Irish writer, storyteller, and creative-writing teacher based in Toronto, Canada. "Big Bad Me" is her wonderfully supernatural debut teen novel.

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Fantasy Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Paranormal Science Fiction & Fantasy Adventure Witty Werewolf
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