About the Author

Alma Fullerton was born in Ottawa, Ontario, into a military family who moved to Comox, B.C. when she was 12. After high school she spent a year in Germany where she met her navy husband Claude. She now resides in Midland, Ontario, with her husband and two daughters, juggling real life with her passion for youth literature. Visit Alma's website at www.almafullerton.com.

Reviews

"It is helpful for teens to read about characters going through similar situations so they will realize they are not alone. . . Fullerton has written a novel that will likely be well received by high school teens of both genders."
Recommended.
-- "CM Magazine"

"In a quick read with heartbreaking results, Alma Fullerton touches base with dilemmas faced by many teens today."
-- "Kliatt" "The lessons about friendship and betrayal will resonate with many teens."
-- "School Library Journal" "Recommended. . . Facing the consequences of our behavior is the valuable lesson left by this novel."
-- "Winnipeg Free Press"

"It is helpful for teens to read about characters going through similar situations so they will realize they are not alone. . . Fullerton has written a novel that will likely be well received by high school teens of both genders."
Recommended.
-- "CM Magazine"

"In a quick read with heartbreaking results, Alma Fullerton touches base with dilemmas faced by many teens today."
-- "Kliatt"
"The lessons about friendship and betrayal will resonate with many teens."
-- "School Library Journal"
"Recommended. . . Facing the consequences of our behavior is the valuable lesson left by this novel."
-- "Winnipeg Free Press"

"It is helpful for teens to read about characters going through similar situations so they will realize they are not alone. . . Fullerton has written a novel that will likely be well received by high school teens of both genders." Recommended. -- CM Magazine "In a quick read with heartbreaking results, Alma Fullerton touches base with dilemmas faced by many teens today." -- Kliatt "The lessons about friendship and betrayal will resonate with many teens." -- School Library Journal "Recommended. . . Facing the consequences of our behavior is the valuable lesson left by this novel." -- Winnipeg Free Press