The Rose and the Sword by Gina Marinello-Sweeney

Gina lives in southern California, where she is at work on the next volume in The Veritas Chronicles, as well as a short story collection. In her spare time, she enjoys producing videos, going to the beach, reading, and traveling. Graduating summa cum laude, Gina holds credentials in both elementary education and Spanish. Although unable to attend this event, a presentation of the poems was well-received at another scholarly event that same year. In 2009, she was asked to present some original Spanish poems at an international literature conference in Costa Rica.

Gina is also an avid poet in both the English and Spanish languages. Her dream of publication came true in 2013. As her own stories were “checked out” by family and friends, she dreamed of a day in which her stories would be available in public libraries worldwide. Gina has been writing ever since she was a little girl and turned her bedroom into a “library,” complete with due date slips and a check-out stamp. The first book in the series, I Thirst, received the 2013 YATR Literary Award for Best Prologue from Young Adult Teen Readers. Gina Marinello-Sweeney is the author of The Veritas Chronicles, a YA trilogy. 'synopsis' may belong to another edition of this title. In this riveting sequel to I Thirst (2013 YATR Literary Award for Best Prologue), the adventures of Rebecca Veritas, the young, introspective dreamer with an inclination toward random insanity, continue. When circumstances take an eerie turn, Rebecca will find herself a player on a larger scale than she had ever anticipated, a scale that could cause one to pay the ultimate price. As time passes, a growing sense of unease quickly transitions into more disturbing events that make her question if all is as it seems. Yet, as her thoughts still linger on someone from her past, she is unaware that the present has the potential to haunt her the most. As she adjusts to her new surroundings, beginning to work with her assigned mentor and a wide variety of clients with all the enthusiasm of a fresh intern, she finds solace in a mysterious antique bookstore. Everson, she leaves the quiet suburban town of Cedar Heights for the big city of Los Angeles. After receiving a full scholarship for an internship recommended by her old professor and friend Dr.

Rebecca Veritas is a new college graduate, eager to pursue her dreams as a clinical psychologist.

The Rose and the Sword by Gina Marinello-Sweeney