Shine - Lauren Myracle [105]
To everyone who shared stories of addiction, abuse, and intolerance: Thanks for helping me understand, and please know that I’m rooting for you. SN, remember your five life goals? Mix ‘em up, dude. Kick the meth and then get yourself a spankin’ new grill. You can do it, I swear to God.
And finally, Susan Van Metre, my beloved editor. I know you get embarrassed when I gush over you, but too bad. I love you for your guidance, your vision, and your relentless drive to make me burn the midnight oil, get zero sleep, and never get to watch tacky TV help me be the best writer I can be. More than that, I love you because you are my friend, and—though it does not fall within the job description—you inspire me to be the best me I can be.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
LAUREN MYRACLE is the New York Times bestselling author of many books for young adults, including the Internet Girls trilogy—ttyl, ttfn, and l8r, g8r—as well as the supernatural thrillers Rhymes with Witches and Bliss. She was born in the Blue Ridge Mountain town of Brevard, North Carolina, and she grew up dividing her time between North Carolina and Georgia. She now lives in Colorado, but her love for the South blooms forever in her heart. Visit her online at www.laurenmyracle.com.
This book was designed by Maria T. Middleton. The text is set in 10-point ITC Century Light, a typeface originally designed in 1894 by T. L. DeVinne and Linn Boyd Benton for Century magazine. The Century font replaced older, less legible faces previously used by the magazine. In 1975, designer Tony Stan was commissioned by the International Typeface Corporation (ITC) to revise and expand the Century family. The display font is Gor Light.
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