A Missing Peace by Beth Fred

A Missing Peace

by Beth Fred

A turbulent, emotionally charged YA novel that breaks down barriers and challenges the status quo...Angry, seventeen - year - old Iraqi war refugee Mirriam Yohanna hates her new life in Killeen, Texas, where the main attraction is a military base, populated with spoiled army brats like Caleb Miller. Caleb has much to be angry about too, including Mirriam who turns him down flat in front of everyone. Eager for retribution, Caleb agrees to a dare that will see him take Mirriam to the prom and regain his pride. But their relationship soon moves beyond high school antics. Mirriam and Caleb are bound together by more than location, and as they are forced to work closely together on a school assignment, they start to uncover an explosive story that has the potential to ruin lives - and both of their futures. One single truth changes everything and strengthens their bond. When Mirriam's family discovers their relationship, they decide it's time to arrange her marriage to a proper Iraqi man. Caleb must convince Mirriam that he is in it for forever - or risk losing her for good.

Reviewed by Linda on

4 of 5 stars

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*I received a free ARC of A Missing Peace from Harlequin via Netgalley in exchange of an honest review*

Brilliant YA story!

Full review to come soon.

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  • 8 November, 2013: Reviewed