The Year of the Great Seventh by Teresa Orts

I'm just going to chalk that up to the prophecy and not just insta-love. She barely even admitted it to herself! Shortly after that, almost every paragraph talked about how much she liked him and couldn't stay away.

In the beginning of the story, they had never communicated and she didn't admit to her friends that she kind of crushed on him. Sophie became absolutely obsessed with Nate after her friends spotted him looking at her and she had a little 'vision' type thing happen. There was one issue for me with The Year of the Great Seventh that kind of held me back from completely loving the book. They were definitely on a mission to save themselves and the world.before time ran out. It took a bit of time, resources, a trip, and someone knowing about the prophecy to help them to figure it out. I liked the Egyptian mythology and that Sophie was trying so hard to find out what was happening to Nate. I really didn't mean to do that! My apologies to Teresa for taking so long.Ī big reason that I'm sorry that I put it off for so long is because I did enjoy the story. I'm sorry to say that I put it off and put it off. My initial thought was, 'Oh, no! I don't know what to say! I don't know how to say no.' However, when I read the synopsis, I was intrigued and was eager to read it at that point. I had never had an author email me with that question before at that point. When the author, Teresa Orts, emailed and asked if I would be interested in reading her book and reviewing it, I was kind of shocked. Behind the scenes, there are those that are counting on them to fail. It is also a fight for their very survival. But their quest is not only to save the world as they know it. To undo the curse, Nate and Sophie embark on an adventure that takes them across the country.

What they don't know is that by giving in to their desires, they are unlocking an ancient Egyptian prophecy that threatens to return Earth to the dark ages. When she crosses paths with the school's heartthrob, Nate Werner, they fall for each other in a way neither can understand. seems to have been already written for her, but when her junior year starts, it all takes a drastic turn. Sophie has always felt out of step-an outsider, even amongst friends in her high school with all the hype about celebrity culture.

The Year of the Great Seventh by Teresa Orts