Inside the Book
Title: MU: THE GRIMM CASES COLLECTION (PART ONE)
Author: Lyla Oweds
Publisher: Independent
Pages: 667
Genre: Young Adult Paranormal
BOOK BLURB:
The things I see aren’t for the faint of heart.
And I am no longer willing to ignore them. Not even when my family, and my best friend, tell me to keep quiet about what’s happening. They say people will think I’m crazy.
Maybe I am.
But the spirit haunting my professor’s house is definitely trying to tell me something, and I’m the only one who can see it.
The one person who can help me is my best friend’s brother. But I don’t know if I can trust him or his friends. Or if I can step outside the protective bubble I’ve built around myself.
At this point it’s a toss up: the ghosts will kill me or my panic attacks will.
Either way, I figure I’m going to die.
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Meet The Author
Lyla Oweds is an Amazon bestselling paranormal romance and urban fantasy author who resides in the beautiful Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania. She grew up near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and is a native of Baltimore, Maryland, and has a deep appreciation for the paranormal, hauntings, and Edgar Allan Poe. As such, she loves all things fantasy, mystery, crime, and horror.
When not reading, writing, or working as a web programmer, Lyla can be found doing adult-y things such as being a mom to small children, cleaning, and gardening. She also frequently enjoys makeup videos, massages, wine, and coffee.
WEBSITE & SOCIAL LINKS:
Website: http://lylaoweds.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lylaoweds
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BLOOD
HIDDEN
BALANCE
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*****review*****
MU: THE GRIMM CASES COLLECTION was a well written Young Adult Paranormal that, I as an adult, enjoyed. However, I feel that a young adult audience would likely find it more enjoyable as I know it would have been a must read for me when I was in middle school or high school. I liked that the main character was a woman who felt like a real person with how she suffered from panic attacks and fear at what was going on. It made her quite relatable.
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