Heather Christie
Writer. Producer. Educator
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Return to Millington Valley, Pennsylvania where five popular high school athletes have made a deadly mistake and vow never to speak of it. Piper Rose, ballet protégé, is laden with guilt and fails her college dance audition and her OCD tendencies morph into self-mutilation. She knows that confessing their misdeed would jeopardize the guys’ soccer scholarships, and the possibility of love with the one who pulled the trigger.
Tensions rise, fear mounts, and in-fighting escalates as each teen deals with pangs of conscience. Ultimately, Piper must choose whether to admit their cover-up, shattering the futures of everyone else involved, or wreck her own life.
The Lying Season is a cautionary tale of how fragile the moment is when forced to choose between right and wrong and how that choice has dire consequences.
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National Indie Excellence Awards YA 1st Place Winner
Readers’ Favorite Gold Medal Young Adult – Coming Of Age
Maxy Awards Winner YA 1st Place Winner
Millington Valley is a quintessential small Pennsylvania town: families go back generations. Football rules. Kids drink while adults look the other way. When smart and pretty Molly Hanover moves to town and attracts the attention of the football team’s hero, Wade Thornton—a nice guy with a bad drinking habit—longtime friendships are threatened and a popular cheerleader tries to turn the school against Molly. The young couple’s dream of a future together is shattered when …
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About Heather Christie:
Heather Christie is the author WHAT THE VALLEY KNOWS, a Young Adult novel with lots of adult crossover appeal. WTVK debuted at #1 on Amazon’s Hot New Release List in the Teen & Young Adult Romantic Mysteries & Thriller category and went on to win the YA National Indie Excellence Awards and the YA Maxy Awards. Kirkus Reviews calls WTVK, “A taut, compelling family tale.”
Heather’s
Have you stopped by looking for my blog? Great! Sit down, grab a cup of tea, and browse around. The first Sunday of the month I attempt to write a new post and share a little piece of my life. My two teenage kids take up a lot of space on the page. But I also love to write about the joy and… read more
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In Memoriam: David James Christie
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The church was mobbed, the October evening carrying the first nip of autumn. Kids hurried from football, soccer, field hockey, tennis, and cheerleading practices. Parents rushed from work. Coaches, teachers, colleagues, friends, and acquaintances—everyone was there to pay homage. One of our own had fallen.
Amy Sue Hatlee
January 22, 1969—October 6, 2017.
