About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is navigating a period of intense pressure or feeling trapped by family expectations and health crises. It is especially resonant for teens who are acting as young caregivers or who feel like their own needs are constantly sidelined by a larger sense of duty. This story follows Evelyn, a girl who remembers every past life, only to be killed by the same soul before she turns eighteen. In her current life, she is determined to break the cycle not just for herself, but to save her younger sister who relies on her for life-saving bone marrow transplants. While the setup is supernatural, the emotional core deals with the weight of responsibility, the ethics of self-sacrifice, and the courage required to reclaim your own narrative. It is a sophisticated read for older teens that explores the nuance of loving someone who might also be your greatest obstacle.
