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They were turned into vampires at seventeen, nearly four centuries ago. Since then, they’ve lived through wars, heartbreak, changing generations, and more than enough death to make them tired of the life they’ve been forced to live. Through all of it, they’ve had each other.After nearly 400 years together, they decide they’ve had enough of running from town to town and hiding who they really are. They want something they’ve never truly been able to experience a normal teenage life.So they leave Louisiana, the place they’ve called home for centuries, and move to a quiet little town in Delaware.They still look seventeen. They still have to pretend to be seventeen.And now they’re enrolling in high school together. They move into a nice, comfortable house and create an entire fake life for themselves. Their neighbors think they’re just two teenagers starting over after a difficult childhood. Their explanation is simple: his parents died, and he’s staying with her and her uncle, James. He’s nothing more than a name they invented in case anyone starts asking too many questions about why two teenagers are living together without parents. For the first time in centuries, she wants to experience everything she missed at seventeen school dances, sleepovers, football games, friendships, parties, and simply being a normal girl. He has his own plans. He’s determined to join the school’s soccer team and finally pursue something he’s wanted to do for years, even if it means pretending he isn’t a vampire who has been alive for almost four hundred years. But being teenagers again isn’t as easy as they imagined. They have to hide their unnatural strength, speed, heightened senses, and hunger while surrounded by hundreds of people every day. And after centuries of surviving together, they’ve become extremely protective of one another.