Georgiana Smith is on the run.
Hunted for being one of the Five, she must face the consequences of what happened before she left Woodbridge, as her mother has to cope with the truth of her past, her father needs answers about his wife, Sky seeks revenge, and Henry tries to figure out the distance he feels growing between them. Aidan, Alexis and Ryan are inevitably thrust in the picture as they are all pursued.
Taking a leap of faith, they search for the missing Five, hoping that if they’re all together they’ll have some leverage against the Council and will be strong enough to find out what’s going on and who’s really running the show.
Georgiana also has to fight her growing feelings for Ryan as she does her best to have with Henry what was once there, and danger looms as everyone does their best not only to stay alive, but also to fight for freedom.
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How did you come up with the idea for the story?
Starting from the previous novel, once I had the plot thought out, I started writing all the summaries, in general lines, of the sequels. The only thing I knew was that most of the story would happen outside of the school, while the characters were running as they sought a permanent solution to their biggest problem.
Which is your favorite character? Why?
In the second part, I think Georgiana is no longer someone who’s ignoring her reality and becomes more active and central in her life. Although she’s still got a lot to learn, I think she’s more dynamic and lively. And Ava, who makes me laugh.
Would you change anything in the novel?
Maybe I would have given more information about Henry’s, Ryan’s, Aidan’s and Alexis’s families, but it’s not something I regret because I don’t think it’s essential to the story.
How would you sum up the book in a sentence?
The Five meet.
Prologue
Two more months.
When would we be free?
And what would it mean to be free?
1
It had taken six hours, three pit stops and a few reaching out for favors until Jane Smith pulled the car to a stop in front of a small cabin in northwest Raton, New Mexico. The one-story house had wooden walls and a red gabled roof, it had a small kitchen that also worked as dining room, and the whole area, which had no walls dividing it from the simple living room, was plainly furnished. A small hallway led to two bedrooms, one that had two bunk beds where Sky Woodsworth and Ryan Forde slept, and another with a queen sized bed where Jane and Georgiana Smith did the same.
The cabin, which was to the far northwest, offered quick escape in case they were ambushed, as they could either change and run into the wild, or jump into the car and two minutes later be on Canam Highway.
“You should see Matthew, Georgie, or at least call him,” Jane told her daughter in a kind manner after the latter had returned to the small house following a short trek, while Ryan took a shower and Sky tried to find more information on Christopher Cross on her laptop.
So far, little to nothing had been found, and they’d been surprised to learn he was still listed as the school’s principal and that no changes had been made.
“I guess,” Georgiana mumbled, but she was still reluctant. She tied her hazel hair into a short ponytail. “He’s lost Ingrid, even if she was crazy. And things still stand as they did months ago—I’m still a danger for him and for Mickey.”
“Yes, he’s lost Ingrid,” Jane tensed at the mere mention of her name, as she’d finally accepted the deceased were for what she’d really been as opposed to the ally she’d considered her to be, and now she flared with hatred whenever she thought of everything she’d lost and had been stopped from having because of her. Everything that Ingrid had taken from her. “But I’m positive Matthew still needs you. You are his daughter, Georgie, he’ll be glad to know you’re safe. Who knows what he’s been told?”
“I suppose,” Georgiana bit her full bottom lip and shrugged. “I guess it’ll be safest if I text him,” she said as she reached for her cell phone.
The first one she’d own had been taken from her the night she’d discovered that Margo was just an aloof victim in her husband’s plan. She’d since bought a new pre-paid phone.