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conversations.value: a description for a book titled The Violet Hour about Harlow, VisionCrest, Wintergreen with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Science Fiction & Fantasy
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conversations.value: And now for something completely different. Harlow Wintergreen, 17, is the daughter of the founder of VisionCrest, a globally thriving religion, and she is a central figure of its mythosher father magically found her in a hidden temple, or so goes the preposterous gospel. During a diplomatic tour through Asia, Harlow finds herself increasingly troubled by Her, a voice bubbling up from her psyche telling her to do quite awful things: Cleanse. Kill. Suffer. Obliterate. These urges are met by visions of Harlow wreaking terrible violencesay, gouging out someones eyes and eating them. While under the thumb of shady Chinese dignitaries, Harlow and her sometime-love Adam begin to speculate that Harlow is being slowly taken over by Isiris, an evil force planning on all-out genocide. Is it possible that the legend behind VisionCrest is true? the authors debut (which is not without a sense of humor) comes out of nowhere, packed with wild gore, unusual settings, and characters way off the YA beaten path. Its more fascinating than fulfilling, but, wow, what will the author do next? Grades 9-12. --Daniel Kraus
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conversations.value: And now for something completely different. Harlow Wintergreen, 17, is the daughter of the founder of VisionCrest, a globally thriving religion, and she is a central figure of its mythosher father magically found her in a hidden temple, or so goes the preposterous gospel. During a diplomatic tour through Asia, Harlow finds herself increasingly troubled by Her, a voice bubbling up from her psyche telling her to do quite awful things: Cleanse. Kill. Suffer. Obliterate. Exsanguinate. These urges are met by visions of Harlow wreaking terrible violencesay, gouging out someones eyes and eating them. While under the thumb of shady Chinese dignitaries, Harlow and her sometime-love Adam begin to speculate that Harlow is being slowly taken over by Isiris, an evil force planning on all-out genocide. Is it possible that the legend behind VisionCrest is true? the authors debut (which is not without a sense of humor) comes out of nowhere, packed with wild gore, unusual settings, and characters way off the YA beaten path. Its more fascinating than fulfilling, but, wow, what will the author do next? Grades 9-12. --Daniel Kraus