Oblivion

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But she remembers nothing of that night. All she knows is that her father, a reverend at church, is missing, as is hannah, a young girl from the parish. Their disappearances have to be connected. Since that fateful night, callie's been plagued by graphomania-an unending and debilitating compulsion to write. The words that flow from callie's mind don't seem to make sense-until now. As the anniversary of hannah's vanishing approaches, more words and memories bubble to the surface. But digging up buried secrets might be callie's biggest mistake.

Reviews

"[A]n excellent choice for a reader seeking a plot-driven mystery with complex characters." --Library Media Connection

-- (5/1/2014 12:00:00 AM)

"An exciting page-turner." --School Library Journal

-- (5/1/2014 12:00:00 AM)

"Readers will feel unmoored until the last few pages of Oblivion, and that's all right; so does the story's narrator, Callie." --starred, Booklist

-- (5/1/2014 12:00:00 AM)

"The story works on two levels: as a psychological mystery and as a story of Callie's rocky relationships with her sister and boyfriends, always grounding her difficulties in reality.
Thoroughly compelling." --Kirkus Reviews

-- (4/15/2014 12:00:00 AM)

"This is a gripping, psychologically intense mystery." --VOYA

-- (8/1/2014 12:00:00 AM)

Author Bio

Sasha Dawn teaches writing at community colleges and offers pro bono writing workshops to local schools. She lives in her native northern Illinois, where she collects tap shoes, fabric swatches, and tales of survival, and harbors a crush on Thomas Jefferson. "Oblivion" is her first novel for teens.