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START OF TIME
❝Her kindness overpowers her judgment, and sometimes, that can be extremely dangerous. You never know what's hiding underneath that forgiving exterior.❞
A CERTAIN DARKNESS fills Jasmine Jones's heart. She can conceal it with a smile or a strike of laughter, and no one will be able to tell how much the girl is truly hurting. No one except her sister, Amelie, who knows Jasmine inside out.
Jasmine can't help the way her mind thinks. Perhaps she's influenced by her best friend, Leah Clearwater, after her devastating heartbreak from Sam Uley. She doesn't know where her bad thoughts stem from, but maybe it's from seeing her sister walk through the front door everyday, scars painted upon her face as a result of her ill-tempered boyfriend.
Maybe it's because she faces danger in her own home, where her mother seeks trouble in every corner and her father is planted six feet deep into the ground. Jasmine doesn't understand how to fix her heart or her mind until Seth Clearwater enters the picture.
It was as if the sun had approached, swallowing her darkness whole.
Q'ORIANKA KILCHER as JASMINE JONES
DEVERY JACOBS as AMELIE JONES
IT'S LIKE THE SUN CAME OUT | i. start of time, gabrielle aplin | ii. how would you feel (paean), ed sheeran | iii. don't let me go, bandit heart | iv. issues, julia michaels | v. give me something, alex & sierra | vi. hollow, tori kelly | vii. one call away, charlie puth | viii. it was always you, maroon 5 | ix. bloom, the paper kites | x. my everything, ariana grande | xi. wild, troye sivan | xii. tee shirt, birdy | xiii. flashlight, jessie j | xiv. drive, halsey | xv. paper aeroplanes, little scout | xvi. georgia, vance joy | xvii. paper thin, astrid s | xviii. blink, frankie | xix. honest, shawn mendes | xx. oops, little mix | xxi. flowers in your hair, the lumineers
i loved q'orianka as pocahontas and i thought she would be a great fit for this story
i was unhappy with the way i wrote hurricane, so this is a whole new take on that book and i apologize to those of you who loved bellevue jones and her story