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The Summoning (Darkest Powers #1)

Kelley Armstrong · 2008 · Book

Occult Fiction

The novel captures the turmoil of a teenager grappling with unexpected supernatural abilities while searching for normalcy in her life.

ContemporarySupernatural Experiences and Teenage StrugglesIdentity Exploration in AdolescenceFriendship Amidst Danger and SecretsGhostly Encounters and Their RepercussionsThe Mystery of Mental Health Institutions

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