Thin ice Book

High School must

I started reading this book when I was a junior in High School. Lots of friends drama going on, soccer, thinking about the future, college options and of course, my high school sweetheart. Despite of life crisis everyday and so much going on so fast, there was study hall and English class. I will never forget that day at the library when I couldn't find anything thrilling to read until I spotted this aquamarine blue cover book and the girl almost staring at me. I knew it was going to be a good one. Specific details that lets you imagine the scenario almost let's you taste the night supper at the Drummonds or smell the dusty basement where she would make all her special artsy collections. I had to return the book to the librarian before I could finished it, free one week max, after that dollar per day. It was a rule back at the school. I went to get it again several times but somebody had already taken it. I graduated and never stopped thinking about orphan Arden and her mysterious brother. Now and then some flashes would come randomly and with years I remembered less and less. Thirteen years later after dedicated research, I finally remembered the name of the book. I found it and bought it right away. Started from scratch and finished it in a week so I wouldn't take my chances again, haha. Thank you so much Marsha I loved the story, I couldn't have imagine a better ending and the intrigue is finally over. I can finally put a check to one of my bucket list. Brought me nice memories as I read along to those good old days in High School. You will always be part of my life.