Unleashed by Rachel McClellan
Science Fiction | Young Adult
Paperback, 354 pages
Published September 8th 2014
Seventeen-year-old Claire Williams’ tough upbringing has taught her how to throw a punch or two to survive, especially when it involves a man’s unwanted attention. But her strength waivers when she visits Bodian Dynamics, a medical research facility, and stumbles upon classified information—someone has stolen a drug that not only changes a person's appearance, but also unleashes the darkest, most evil part of their inner psyche.
After an intimidating security guard threatens the lives of her friends if she speaks to anyone about the incident, Claire pretends the drug never existed. But when she finds a dead girl in her school and is attacked herself, she thinks the events are connected. Especially when she meets Gage, a teenage boy who doesn’t seem to have a conscience and who is hell-bent on making her just like him by unleashing her dark side.
The police try to catch Gage, but his increased strength and speed, a side effect from the drug, make him impossible to kill. But Claire knows a secret—he can only die while in his normal state. And since Gage knows personal information about her, Claire thinks she knows who it is: either her best friend or her recent boyfriend. But this doesn’t change Claire’s resolve. Gage has backed her into a corner so Claire does what she does best: fights. And once she figures out which boy Gage is hiding behind, she’s going to kill him, even if it breaks her heart.
Science Fiction | Young Adult
Paperback, 354 pages
Published September 8th 2014
Seventeen-year-old Claire Williams’ tough upbringing has taught her how to throw a punch or two to survive, especially when it involves a man’s unwanted attention. But her strength waivers when she visits Bodian Dynamics, a medical research facility, and stumbles upon classified information—someone has stolen a drug that not only changes a person's appearance, but also unleashes the darkest, most evil part of their inner psyche.
After an intimidating security guard threatens the lives of her friends if she speaks to anyone about the incident, Claire pretends the drug never existed. But when she finds a dead girl in her school and is attacked herself, she thinks the events are connected. Especially when she meets Gage, a teenage boy who doesn’t seem to have a conscience and who is hell-bent on making her just like him by unleashing her dark side.
The police try to catch Gage, but his increased strength and speed, a side effect from the drug, make him impossible to kill. But Claire knows a secret—he can only die while in his normal state. And since Gage knows personal information about her, Claire thinks she knows who it is: either her best friend or her recent boyfriend. But this doesn’t change Claire’s resolve. Gage has backed her into a corner so Claire does what she does best: fights. And once she figures out which boy Gage is hiding behind, she’s going to kill him, even if it breaks her heart.
Rachel McClellan was born and raised in Idaho, a place secretly known for its supernatural creatures. When she's not in her writing lair, she's partying with her husband and four crazy, yet lovable, children. Rachel's love for storytelling began as a child when the moon first possessed the night. For when the lights went out, her imagination painted a whole new world. And what a scary world it was...
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Q &A with Author Rachel McClellan
Q: When did you start writing?
A: Does the womb count?
Q: What inspires your writing?
A: A dark forest. Add a cemetery and I'm good to go.
Q: What is the best part about being a writer?
A: Escaping my current life and into one where anything can happen. At my command.
Q: Is there something special or unique about you or your book you'd like to tell us about?
A: Unique? Um, the first boy I ever kissed is currently in jail for murder. No, we are not still together! Sheesh.
As for the books I've written, they tend to be on the dark side, but light is there too, never allowing the dark to fully take over.
Q: When did you start writing?
A: Does the womb count?
Q: What inspires your writing?
A: A dark forest. Add a cemetery and I'm good to go.
Q: What is the best part about being a writer?
A: Escaping my current life and into one where anything can happen. At my command.
Q: Is there something special or unique about you or your book you'd like to tell us about?
A: Unique? Um, the first boy I ever kissed is currently in jail for murder. No, we are not still together! Sheesh.
As for the books I've written, they tend to be on the dark side, but light is there too, never allowing the dark to fully take over.
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