Told with a third person narrative and intricately woven detail, After tells the story of a young girl who is forced to recognize the truth of her moral compass, in addition to what she will do, at any and all costs, to maintain her cherished dreams. I have published two novels, BATTLE DRESS and AFTER, which, between the two of them. Description: After by Amy Efaw Good condition Book cover is a. Why is Devon covered in a deathly crimson? And why is she reacting strangely to the news of an abandoned baby found in the trash can by her home? Young adult author with HarperCollins Childrens Books and Penguin Group. Shop Homes Chronicle Books White Black Size OS Other at a discounted price at Poshmark. It is when her mother finds her home sick from school with blood rushing gushing down her leg that Devon’s dreams of attending an elite college begin to be ripped from her grasp. A star athlete on her high school soccer team and a straight-A student, there is little about Devon on the outside that would trouble people.

With an unstable mom who often reeks of booze and a non-existent father, all Devon has to depend on is herself and the future that will finally allow her to start anew and escape her family forever. This is reality for fifteen year old Devon Davenport.

What happens when those consequences could ruin the dream life we had planned for ourselves? Before That Morning, these were the words most often used to describe straight-A student and star soccer player Devon Davenport: responsible, hardworking, mature. A teenage mother who never knew she was pregnant. Its actually the quiet ones who often draw the most attention. We all know with each mistake comes the undeniable consequences. After Amy Efaw 3.73 19,784 ratings1,902 reviews An infant left in the trash to die. If you liked After by Amy Efaw, The Night My Sister Went Missing Jumping Off Swings Nothing Things Left Unsaid: A Novel In Poems Stop Pretending: What. Amy Efaw, quote from After Just because you dont say much doesnt mean people dont notice you. A night filled with an unmentionable mistake.

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