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Jane, Unlimited

Kristin Cashore

After the death of the aunt who raised her, Jane feels directionless. Karin Thrash, a glamorous and wealthy acquaintance from Jane’s past, invites her to a gala at Tu Reviens, the Thrash family’s island mansion. Jane remembers Aunt Magnolia’s instruction to accept an invitation there. At the mansion, Jane encounters five choices that can alter the path of her life. The book presents five stories across romance, mystery, science fiction, and fantasy as Jane confronts questions of identity and future goals.

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Themes
Fantasy And Magic · Grief And Loss · Identity · Love · Mystery And Discovery
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-13
9780803741492
Language
English
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