لمحات
ميرال متحمِّسة لبدئها المدرسة الثانوية هذا العام. رَسمَت لوحة سينمائية لعامها الجديد، ولن تسمح لمعلمة حامضة، أو طالبة جديدة مغرورة، أو تراكُم الأولويات أن يُفسد عليها مُتعتها.
ولكن في يوم من الأيام، عند مساعَدة أخيها الأكبر في تجربة علمية في مختبَره كعادتها، تندم ميرال على عدم توخِّي الحذر؛ لأن الحادث الذي وَضع نفسه في طريقها غيَّر خُططها وقلَب عامها رأسًا على عقب.
الآن، لا تعلم ميرال إنْ كان هناك أمل للسيطرة على حياتها … بعد أن تدخَّل البُعد الزمني في خطتها.

شيقة، ممتعة، ولا أستطيع أن أوصف مدى حبي لميغان.
— غير معروف
لا توجد أي تعليقات على المراجع.
— Ramiano, Goodreads reviewer
Foreshadow: Trapped in Her Own Mind
Meghan is about to take on high school, and she’s pretty pumped about it.
Like any high schooler, she’s got to deal with a sour teacher, new-student diva and balance her priorities. Nothing Meghan can’t handle.
But when a nearly lethal lab accident leaves her with a permanent change, the new school year doesn’t look so bright after all.

The insecurities of the teen years will make you cheer for the unlikely teens who are part of Meghan’s journey. This is a fast and very enjoyable read. I am so proud of the young author for following her dreams and making her project a reality everyone can enjoy.
— Peggy McAloon, author of the Lessons from Fiori series
At its heart, I think Foreshadow is a story about friendships and family relationships with our young, overthinking heroine, Meghan, learning to appreciate those people being there for her, despite her increasingly erratic behaviour.
— Stephanie Jane, verified Goodreads Author
I bought the book courtesy of a young novelist, whom I thought had written some teen scrabbles … I was surprised by the beauty and the smoothness of the story, and spontaneity and humor of the writer …
— Anonymous
It is an amazing novel that has incorporated many important things we all have experienced one way or another in our lives. This fear of stares, of harsh opinions or simply the new beginning of something that is completely uncharted. … Such a beautiful way of writing that obviously indicates, even to those who do not read that much, that this author shows a great deal of potential.
— M.H., Goodreads