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Infinity (Chronicles of Nick, #1)

Sherrilyn Kenyon · 2010 · Book

Young Adult Fiction

This work explores the tumultuous journey of a young protagonist thrust into a hidden supernatural world, highlighting themes of resilience and self-discovery in the face of betrayal.

ContemporaryThe Struggle for Identity in AdolescenceFriendship and Betrayal in Dire CircumstancesThe Supernatural as a Coping MechanismThe Balance of Good Versus EvilDiscovering One's True Purpose

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