It's been years since the fire that killed most of her family, but Amara Hale has been able to move on as much as she can. But it seems like the past always has to come back at some point. Some times the past can come back slowly... but other times the past comes back like a slap in the face.
But maybe the past coming back can cause new things. Like a forbidden love.
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Zendaya
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Amara Hale
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Crystal Reed
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Allison Argent
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Holland Roden
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Lydia Martin
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Tyler Hoechlin
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Derek Hale
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Tyler Posey
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Scott McCall
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Dylan O'Brien
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Stiles Stilinski
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Colton Haynes
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Jackson Whittemore
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Lesley-Ann Brandt
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Makena Adisa
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Ian Bohen
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Peter Hale
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Seth Gilliam as Alan Deaton
Linden Ashby as Noah stilinski
Melissa Ponzio as Melissa McCall
Jr Bourne as Chris Argent
Jill Wagner as Kate Argent
Eaddy Mays as Victoria Argent
Author's Note:
I was so close to making the title of this book "A Gay Romeo and Juliet". Also, I know some people liked the fact that Florence was taller than Lydia in "Heat Of The Moment" but get this-
Amara is two inches taller than Allison and seven inches taller than Lydia.
Also also- I know I have done some smut for some of my other books and people have been asking me do some for the books I havent done for yet, and I'll probably get to that at some point, I just haven't had any ideas for smut, but-
There probably wont be any smut for this book. I want Amara to be both Lesbian and Demisexual. Which basically means she's attracted to women but she doesn't feel sexual attraction/the want for sex until she has a deep emotional connection to them.
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I made a playlist full of songs that reminds me of Amara and this story / what I think Amara would listen to.
My Spotify: E.J
Or there's a link to my Spotify in my Bio
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ð¿ððð¾ðð¼ðððð: I obviously do not own Teen Wolf, all the credit for that goes to Jeff Davis and everyone else who worked to make this show happen.
But what I do own is this book and any original characters, scenes and ideas that I add. Which means no one has the right (besides Jeff Davis) to copy or steal my book as a whole or any of the ideas. And if I find out you have, you be publicly called out, even if you delete your stolen book.