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Halloween Howl Seven by Author Paige Agnew

Guest post by: Yvonne Wu

Article Overview: In keeping with the theme of Halloween, Seven is a mystery suspense thriller in which seven people are part of a large mysterious kidnapping for an unconventional social experiment.

Halloween Howl Seven by Author Paige Agnew

“We are all born with profound greatness, as immense as the sea. Every day is a choice of whether or not we live up to our potential. My inspiration behind “Seven” was the desire to get that idea across and do something a little different.”

Author Paige Agnew connects with her readers by telling the story of what human beings could potentially accomplish if we truly lived up to our own individual worth, and how we could change the world because of it.

Paige wrote her first book, Starless Sky at age 15 and published it in January of 2010. Her second book, Seven, was published in February 2011.

What makes Seven a great Halloween read is that it's a suspense thriller. The characters are thrown into a terrifying situation where they're tracked down and where their lives are at stake. Halloween's all about being scared for kicks. Well Seven's a kick.

In this novel, seven people are part of a large mysterious kidnapping for an unconventional social experiment. In order to win the madman’s game, they have to escape. And in order to escape, they have to push beyond ordinary to extraordinary in ways they never would have thought possible.

Two main reasons why you need to read Paige Agnew's book are:

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