Books with author L. A. Campbell

Traumatized by an experience she once had with her mother in a cemetery, eighteen-year-old Natalie Johnson can no longer bear the impending doom she feels. After having a confrontation with a close friend—whom she had confided in about her haunting experience—she decides to leave college and move back home.Though once Natalie returns, she becomes troubled by strange occurrences that force her to question her own state of mind, leaving her to contend with the possibility that she may be destined to have the same fate as her mother.But after one unexpected night of finding solace in the arms of her ex-boyfriend, things become even more complicated when she has to decide between a once cherished friendship, and the renewed feelings for her first love.

Damian Cass died when he was a teenager at the hands of his own father. A hateful soul afterwards, and lost in between realms, his only solace was to find someone to torment, someone else to blame for his father’s evil ways. Until Damian is sent back unwillingly for another chance at life. A life he can’t fully remember.Aurora McKay has lost everything important to her. Living on grief and hope, she hangs on by a thread each day. When she ends up in the very same place Damian lands, the last thing she expects is to feel anything for him—a boy who has as many secrets as she does.In this sequel to The Sharing Moon, the most difficult paths lead two people on a journey they never imagined. One where both fear and belief bring forgiveness to a heart that was never supposed to feel love.

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Faced with the uncertainty of what lies ahead, Natalie Johnson continues to worry the worst has yet to come.With the return of her mother and an enemy now at bay, she finds that resentment runs deep through the soul of one who wishes you harm. But once she receives some unforeseen news about Jeremy, Natalie is forced to come to terms with her own feelings. And she will soon discover deception comes at a price—no matter how good the intention—and that buried secrets always find a way to come back and haunt you.

I am Aislyn. These are the sad facts of my world.Any child born in the Republic who is unscheduled, imperfect, or inconvenient is labeled an Unnecessary. Any pregnant woman, or Vessel, is targeted as an enemy of the state for harboring an Unnecessary. Their only hope is to be rescued by a Protector, one of 26 girls trained to infiltrate the Republic and get them safely back to the Territory. These girls are chosen because they are strong, smart, and heroic. They train for years in medicine, technology, physical agility, and espionage.They never choose girls like me. Except…they did.I am a threat and a risk because I don't comply with the rules and expectations. I am a target because the Republic is more determined than ever to destroy anyone who crosses the border. I think my trainer has a secret. I am the 27th Protector of the 188th generation,and I’m terrified I will fail.