I appreciate the moments we step out of the supernatural part of the story, and into territory that makes us think. THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING HARBINGER SERIES Half-angel Trinity and her. and believe me, there is so many out there. Not just about my children, but those of society that live with a disability. Trinity has a moment where she explains that she has a hard time admitting she has a disability, has trouble asking for help because she wants to be self-sufficient, and not burden others. I can be empathetic, but I can never truly say I know how they feel. I'm sure there are moments, especially my teenagers, where they struggle with their diagnosis.
We have always been very open with everyone about the fact that, all three of my daughters are on the spectrum. I do, however, live with three people who do. The coven knew about the Harbinger and had possibly knowingly aided the. All those fears Trinity deals with, how difficult it is to get through tasks people with eyesight take for granted, is all the more impacting, because Jennifer lives it. While Trinity is a fictional character, Jennifer Armentrout gave Trinity a piece of herself. I want to point out one of my favorite things in this book, is Trin confiding in Zayne about her eyesight, and her fears.
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