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These three teenage descendants of Medusa, the once-beautiful gorgon maligned by myth, must reunite and embrace their fates in this unique paranormal world where monsters lurk in plain sight. But that all tilts sideways when two girls who look eerily like her appear on her doorstep and claim they're triplets, supernatural descendants of some hideous creature from Greek myth, destined to spend their lives hunting monsters. Greer has her life pretty well put together, thank you very much. She never expected to run into this girl who could be her double, though. Gretchen is tired of monsters pulling her out into the wee hours, especially on a school night, but what can she do? Sending the minotaur back to his bleak home is just another notch on her combat belt. And even more shocking when a girl who looks just like her shows up to fight the monster. It gets scarier when a minotaur walks in the door.

The change is full of fresh possibilities, but it’s also a tiny bit scary. It's when i see that last one that i close my eyes.Grace just moved to San Francisco and is excited to start over at a new school. A whole sea of emotions washes though his eyes-fear,anger, pain, trust, love. We both know it's not a question, just like we both seem to have lost the ability to breathe. Lifting my fingers to the place just beneath his collarbone, I'm both surprised and not to feel a sand-dollar shaped object. I look up ready to argue, when a lumpy spot in his heather gray t-shirt catches my eye. "I pulled my punches." Then, with some of his usual humor, he adds, "Principal Brown already thinks I'm one step away from juvie. I could deal with losing my fantasy Brody more then i can face a very real, trembling Quince. Somehow that rattles me more then anything else.

As i run my fingertips over his broken skin, careful not to cause more pain, I say "I meant you blowfish. “I lean across his body and lift his hand for inspection.