Thorn puts up a fight, insisting that she's going to report him but he ends up taking her backpack and threatening not to give it back unless she leaves the premises. She notices the back of his mask has a huge yellow smiley face on it. Before she can help him, a masked guy chases her out of the gym. When she goes inside, she sees a guy locked up in some sort of cage, shouting for help. Later that day, Thorn is guided by the necklace to find the old abandoned school gym.

Thorn feels an overwhelming feeling of sadness lingering around the necklace and she is sure there was some tragedy associated with it.Ĭlick here to see the rest of this review Thorn tries to get rid of the necklace but is unable to because the necklace doesn't want to be let go. Apparently Philippe was a student from their school. One of their other friends, Amerie, shows up soon after to announce that a famous rock star named Philippe is coming to their school to judge a singing competition. She hides the necklace in her pocket before Rune sees because she hasn't yet told her friend about her weird abilities. One day as she and her friend Rune are hanging out at the school theater, Thorn's powers kick in and she finds herself clutching a necklace. And thirdly, she's a Finder or a person who has psychic powers that can attract or find lost objects. Secondly, she dreams of being a professional musician. Thorn is a teenage goth girl who has just moved to a small town school in Nevada because her mother has gotten a job as a minister. Thorn uses her psychic abilities to find the murderer of a baby girl, in the process joining a singing competition and falling in love with a high school vigilante who calls himself the Grin Reaper.

Buried by Linda Joy Singleton