Impostor

Fans of Cynthia Hand and Sophie Jordan will love Impostor, the sequel to Jill Hathaway's psychological thriller Slide, which Publishers Weekly hailed as "an emotionally taut mystery with depth" in a starred review.

Vee Bell's gift (or curse) of "sliding"—slipping into the mind of another person and experiencing life, briefly, through his or her eyes—has been somewhat under control since she unwillingly witnessed the horrific deaths of her classmates six months ago. But when Vee finds herself in strange situations with no memory of getting there, she begins to suspect that someone else she knows has the ability to slide—and is using Vee to exact revenge.

With its gripping action and suspense, exceptionally drawn characters, and sizzling romance, Impostor is a fresh and captivating read.

Someone else is pulling the strings, turning Vee into a weapon. But who can she trust when she can’t even trust her own mind?

• Psychic Powers: Vee can "slide" into anyone’s mind by touching something they’ve left behind. The problem? Someone else has the same ability, and they’re coming for her.
• A Dangerous Body Snatcher: Someone is hijacking Vee’s body to carry out a twisted revenge plot. As she loses time and control, she becomes a pawn in a deadly game she doesn’t understand.
• A Long-Lost Relative: When Vee’s mysterious Aunt Lydia shows up unannounced after twenty years, she seems like an ally. But her arrival coincides with the strange events, and she’s hiding family secrets of her own.
• High-Stakes High School Suspense: Between hunting a psychic impostor and navigating her changing relationship with her best friend Rollins, high school has never been more lethal.