Neptune’s Window, Deep Stare by L.L. Lewin
Caught up in the lies, illusions, and mystery of Newport Beach, teenage medium Aries Dade delves deeper into the circumstances surrounding her mother’s death. Still unable to communicate with her mother, she relies on the aid of several spirits, discovering the identities of two of them, and how they relate to her.
As the second novel in the Neptune’s Window trilogy, Deep Stare thrusts Aries further into the scandal of Newport Beach High School, where everyone has their own secret, including the death of the school’s most popular and beloved friend. But Aries has a secret of her own. She can communicate with their dead friend.
Are you ready to take a deep stare into Neptune’s Window?
Setting her laptop on the kitchen table, she turned it on.
“Don’t do it,” a spirit said.
Halfway through a bag of chips, she opened a can of soda. If everybody else knows, shouldn’t I?
“Ignorance is bliss. You already know that you’re not going to like what you find.”
I hate that expression. Ignorance is a nicer way of saying I’m stupid. Which is what everyone must think. It’s time I know the truth about Cory.
“Suit yourself. But it’s not wise to participate in their drama.”
You have a point. But I can’t control myself any longer. I have to know.
With curiosity getting the best of her, she didn’t care who the spirit was, and ignored the warning. Clicking onto the site, she typed in her password while sipping some soda.
“It’s only going to cause you more problems.”
I appreciate the warning, but here I go. She scrolled back to the night of the homecoming dance.
“Oh my God.”
LL Lewin is the author of the Neptune's Window Trilogy. A native of Southern California, she was born in Los Angeles County and grew up in Orange County. She graduated from the University California, Irvine with a degree in psychology and social behavior. After teaching for several years and interacting with the youth almost daily, she was inspired to write a young adult mystery novel, which morphed into a little bit more. Since things happen in threes for her (her initials, triple Sagittarius, the third born) the novel turned into a trilogy and reaffirmed her belief that three's a charm.
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