Neptune's Window: Shattered (Neptune's Window #3) by Lewin, L L

The wait is over. 

 

Shattered, the third novel in the Neptune's Window trilogy, shatters all the illusions, tears down the façade, and exposes the secrets, lies, and betrayals of Newport Beach.

 

Teen medium Aries Dade relies on the spirits to help her unravel the mystery behind her most fervent desire: learning the truth behind her mother's death. Will finally knowing the truth help Aries communicate with her mother and give her the peace she so desperately craves? 

 

Meanwhile, the identities of Scorpio Moon and Gemini Rising are in danger of collapsing. If they're unmasked, the revelation of the person behind the death of their beloved friend will send shockwaves throughout the community. 

 

Are you ready to shatter Neptune's Window and discover the truth...?

A native of Southern California, I was born in Los Angeles County and grew up in Orange County. I graduated from the University California, Irvine with a degree in psychology and social behavior and I also have an M.A. in Social Emotional Learning. After teaching for several years and interacting with our youth almost daily, I was inspired to write a young adult mystery novel, which morphed into a little bit more. Since everything happens in threes for me (my initials, triple Sagittarius, the third born) the novel (of course) turned into a trilogy and reaffirmed my belief that three’s a charm.  

I love all things astrological, metaphysical, and spiritual. With my sun, moon, and rising all in the sign of Sagittarius, I’m as Sagittarius as they come, optimistic, freedom-loving, and ever so tactless. However, in my natal chart, the planet Neptune is also in Sagittarius, so I don’t even know how Sagittarius I am.   

My three passions in life are writing, traveling, and soccer. You’ll either find me writing at the beach, on an island somewhere, or on a soccer field. And my three vices are chocolate, pizza, and champagne, and not necessarily in that order.  

I reside with my husband and four cats (don’t judge, I’m a sucker for stray animals) in Southern California.