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Sonnet has all but given up on her now. Unlike others of the Lost, Rose has the ability to manipulate her powers and can travel through time at will, deciding which eras she wants to travel to. Unfortunately, the traveling has taken a toll on her mind and body. For a perfectly sane girl, power of this nature could be a gift. For Rose however, it's not only a danger to her, but also to anyone who's had the misfortune of meeting her. Lizzie is an orphaned nurse resigned to a life of changing bedpans and fluffing pillows at Bedlam, the world's most notorious insane asylum. Finding an old diary…mehr

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Sonnet has all but given up on her now. Unlike others of the Lost, Rose has the ability to manipulate her powers and can travel through time at will, deciding which eras she wants to travel to. Unfortunately, the traveling has taken a toll on her mind and body. For a perfectly sane girl, power of this nature could be a gift. For Rose however, it's not only a danger to her, but also to anyone who's had the misfortune of meeting her. Lizzie is an orphaned nurse resigned to a life of changing bedpans and fluffing pillows at Bedlam, the world's most notorious insane asylum. Finding an old diary proves a welcome distraction from a medical world that doesn't take nurses all that seriously. As Lizzie falls into the world of the diary's author, Rose Gray, she finds herself swept into an ever deepening mystery. Although the diary in Bedlam Hospital may be old, Rose is not, and it appears as though she never really left. Will Lizzie's curiosity lead to her becoming yet another of Rose's victims?
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Melyssa Williams is a mom, sister, daughter, wife, friend, ballet teacher, ex-contemporary dancer and ballerina, and writer, who resides in Southern Oregon. She was homeschooled back in the day when it was slightly odd and eccentric, which came in handy when she decided to be an author. She drinks coffee too often and reads fiction at inopportune times. She has parented inner city teens and thinks she might want to sky dive, but that's about all the excitement she can handle. Other than that, she finds baking bread and sipping wine to be the most thrilling parts of life. As an excellent pen-pal back in the day, she can guarantee if you drop her a note, she will write back (and maybe send some stickers or something): http://melyssawilliams.wix.com/melyssa-williams