Say Her Name

by Stefani Deoul

Overview

High-flying lesbionic brainiac Sid Rubin is caught up in the glow of new love—and the snowball fight of the century. Distraction in action, Sid forgets to duck and takes a full facial hit, launching her backward into Imani, who in turn slides down a hill, through a thicket, and amazingly, lands safely. Or so she thinks. Until she hears an ice crack and sees a fingertip rise through the small fissure. Cue the scream. Jimmy, Sid, Ari, and Vikram slip and slide their way to the rescue, somehow knowing that a chain of events has just been set in motion. The finger becomes a hand, and then a body. It’s a young girl. And she’s not alone. There are seven more skeletons―unidentified and unclaimed. When Imani utters the words, “I want someone to say her name,” it’s time for the posse to round up and ride again―chasing a mystery across time, and states, and even continents. A genetic genealogy hunt that's right up Sid’s Silicon Alley. But there’s a glitch in the system, because Sid's new girlfriend, Ava, has other plans. And Sid learns the hard way that before she can untangle someone else's family tree, she will have to find her own roots.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781612941615
Publisher:	Bywater Books MI
Publication date:	12/10/2019
Series:	A Sid Rubin Silicon Alley Adventure
Pages:	185
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x (d)
Age Range:	11 - 17 Years

About the Author

STEFANI DEOUL is the author of three award-winning novels. She has written for numerous publications, including Curve Magazine, Outdoor Delaware and Letters from CAMP Rehoboth, penned short stories, and written both film and television treatments. As a television producer her resume includes TV series such as Haven for the SyFy Network, The Dead Zone, Brave New Girl, Dresden Files and Missing.

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

"Sid and her friends are characters you care about, and this adventure is full of all the danger, young love, intense passions, and self-doubt that make teenage life today so extraordinary." —Shamim Sarif, writer and director of The World Unseen and I Can’t Think Straight

“Sid is the smartest seventeen-year old you’ve never met, at once funny and brilliant, forthright and insecure, too-good-to-be-true and utterly real. Once you have met her, you won’t forget her soon.”—Eric Peterson, columnist, NBC OUT

“Sid Rubin is one of those brilliant and smart heroines you would happily follow even to the darkest parts of the Web—Deoul has brought an incredibly fun and fresh voice to the YA genre.”—Ileen Maisell, Executive Producer, The Golden Compass