Impostor

Fans of Cynthia Hand and Sophie Jordan will love Impostor, the sequel to Jill Hathaway's psychological thriller Slide, which Publishers Weekly hailed as "an emotionally taut mystery with depth" in a starred review. Vee Bell's gift (or curse) of "sliding"—slipping into the mind of another person and experiencing life, briefly, through his or her eyes—has been somewhat under control since she unwillingly witnessed the horrific deaths of her classmates six months ago. But when Vee finds herself in strange situations with no memory of getting there, she begins to suspect that someone else she knows has the ability to slide—and is using Vee to exact revenge. With its gripping action and suspense, exceptionally drawn characters, and sizzling romance, Impostor is a fresh and captivating read. But when you can’t trust your own body, who can you trust? Psychic Abilities: Vee can "slide" into anyone's mind—a curse she's just learned to control. But now, she's the one being hijacked. Memory Loss and Blackouts: Waking up in a crashed car with no idea how she got there is just the beginning. The missing time is getting longer, and the consequences more deadly. A Slow Burn Romance: Her best friend Rollins is the only one who knows her secret. As they race to uncover the truth, their friendship ignites into something more. Twisted Family Secrets: When a long-lost aunt who looks exactly like Vee's dead mother appears, Vee suspects her family history is far darker than she ever imagined.