Fifteen year-old Valerie is used to losing things–she lost her dad to
his job ages ago and her best friend moved with no warning...and hasn't
been heard from since. During a weekend camping trip with her
emotionally distant parents, she stumbles upon a hidden, mysterious
stone and she finds herself desperate to keep it, to possess it. Two
strange and beautiful boys have other plans, however. They follow her
home–Leo, warm and seductive, who covets the stone and will stop at
nothing to get it; and Noel, dark-haired and wise, who pledges to
protect her and keep her safe.
As she delves deeper into the
magic of the stone and the Celtic lore that surrounds it, Valerie
realizes that she's losing. Again. But this loss might involve more than
a magical stone – this time, she just might lose her heart.
**REVIEW**Possible Spoilers
What a cute read..Who knew a stone could cause so much trouble?The story revolves around Valerie finding the stone and Leo trying to get said stone using his powers of persuasion and Noel trying to protect Valerie 's from Leo's persuasiveness.Valerie and Noel have an almost instant attraction all the while Noel is fighting his need to get the magic stone.Im not mentioning what the stone's powers are as I do not want to ruin the story.Valerie Has to make a decision on who to give the stone to Leo or Noel..In the end she chooses.
I love finding new Authors to read!I did think it was a bit slow in certain places but it picks up just as you start thinking its slow.Definitely worth reading!Would totally be up for reading more from Beth Balmanno.You can find Set In Stone HERE on Amazon.
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