Fire in Frost
by Alicia Rades
Release Date: 2015
242 pages
Summary from Goodreads:
Crystal Frost has spent her whole life believing she's ordinary, and her mother has long held the secret of her heritage. When Crystal begins seeing the ghost of a dead classmate, her life spirals out of control. She’s faced with the threat that everyone will find out she’s a freak, as if the struggle to figure out her new-found abilities wasn’t enough pressure.
Crystal has to find some way to save the people who have come to her for help all while trying to keep her abilities a secret. Will she be able to fulfill these overwhelming demands while solving the mystery that is the ghost of Olivia Owen?
Excerpt
My
heart pounded on the walls of my chest, reverberating through my ears
as I neared the door. I began to feel faint. I grabbed the handle
with my damp palms and twisted slowly, and then in one quick motion,
I whipped the door open.
My
heart beat slowed when I found nothing in the storage room but a
bunch of boxes. I switched off the light and let the door fall shut
with a click.
Once
I was back in the dark hallway by myself and ready to leave, the
humming noise caught my attention once again. What was that? I
followed the sound and pressed my ear against the door that led to
the break room.
I
could hear muffled voices, but I didn’t see a light under the door.
Who was in there? The sound, I realized, was a woman humming a
stagnant note.
“We’re
here to help you,” Sophie’s voice rang over the humming.
I
didn’t take a moment to consider what they were doing behind the
door. Once I was sure it was my mother and her friends, I wasn’t
scared anymore.
I
had only a split second to take in the scene. The three girls sat in
a circle around the break table, their hands connected as if in
prayer. Candles lit up their faces. Just beyond the table stood
another girl with blonde hair and brown eyes. Olivia Owen’s ghost
stared back at me with that same look of urgency.
About the Author
Alicia Rades has always had a passion for writing and wrote her first poem when she was 8. Although most of her writing continued as poetry and eventually as song writing, she wrote a few short stories along the way. In 2010, Alicia began freelance writing, creating blog posts and other online content. Today, she is a freelance writer, blogger, and editor who lives in Wisconsin with her husband. When inspiration strikes, she's also an author. Visit her author website at aliciaradesauthor.com.
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