Trust Me
Trust Me by Melinda Metz, published by Collins in 2002, is a juvenile fiction novel that explores themes of love, romance, and mystery. In this edition, spanning 201 pages, readers are introduced to Rae, a young girl with the unique ability to read people’s thoughts through touch. As she navigates her powers, she finds herself entangled in a dangerous situation when someone aware of her abilities seeks to harm her.
The narrative follows Rae’s journey as she grapples with her gift and the complexities of her relationships, particularly with Anthony, who has his own quest to uncover the truth about his father. As Rae attempts to assist him, misunderstandings arise, leading to a revelation that could have significant consequences for both of them. This book delves into the intricacies of trust and the unexpected truths that can emerge in the face of danger, making it a compelling read for those interested in mysteries and detective stories.
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Rae can read people’s thoughts by touching their fingers and their fingerprints. But someone else knows about her powers – someone who is out to kill her… “It was Anthony who helped me understand what I can do – who showed me that I wasn’t crazy. I was only trying to thank him, to help him find what he’s been searching for his entire life – his father. But he thinks I’ve betrayed him. He doesn’t understand that the answers I found aren’t what either one of us expected – and the truth could hurt me as much as it hurts him…”
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