The Year of the Great Seventh by Teresa Orts

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The ending.Wow!!!! Four and a half stars for this exciting story! Each subject is laid out and discussed in between solving the mystery of the curse before it's too late for these star-crossed lovers. Teen sex, giving up one's life for another, showbiz moms, drugs and alcohol, mean girls, nothing is sacred.

Author Teresa Orts tells this story with a gritty and real voice. Sophie finds out that she is actually part of the curse as well. The HOT GUY that Sophie has been crushing on for two years, Nate Werner, is possessed with an ancient Egyptian curse. After the somewhat slow start, however, the book started getting exciting! Teresa Orts introduces a paranormal twist that is scary but fun, like going to a haunted house.

Sophie, the protagonist, is a typical teenager who is absorbed with school, friends, hot guys, a scholarship for college, grades, clothes, parties and hot guys. My assumption upon reading the first few chapters was that this book was only a young adult book. I hadn't read the blurb on the book because I like to start a book completely new. The Year of The Great Seventh was a fun book to read although the first third of the book misled me greatly.

The Year of the Great Seventh by Teresa Orts