Possession (2002) (edit title/settings)

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Characters/People edit see section history

• Vanessa Cleveland: One of the Daughters of the Moon. She has the ability to turn invisible. Her best friend is Catty.
• Serena Killingsworth: One of the Daughters of the Moon. She has the ability to read minds. She is in love with Stanton and her best friend is Jimena.
• Jimena Castillo: One of the Daughters of the Moon. She has the ability to have premonitions.
• Catty Turner: One of the Daughters of the Moon. She has the ability to travel back in time. Her best friend is Vanessa.
• Tianna Moore: One of the Daughters of the Moon. She has the ability of telekinesis.
• Stanton: Serena's boyfriend. He is the Prince of the Night.
• Maggie Craven: She is the Daughters of the Moon's mentor.

Quotes edit see section history

• “The purpose of the dark. -- It was necessary for growth. Instead of being something to fear, it needed to be welcomed as a passing from the old to the new.”

  Serena Killingsworth's Thoughts

• “Infidi -- the treacherous one”

• “In Latin, Aura means the one who is like air.”

  Kendra Turner

• “Then do it. If you step back from what you know is the right thing to do, then you'll live the rest of your life scared--and I'm not talking about that haunted house kind. I mean the kind that keeps you from being you.”

  Collin Killingsworth

• “Leva velamen. Lift the Veil.”

  Engraved in Hekate's Necklace

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Glossary edit see section history

• Infidi: A Latin word which means 'The treacherous one'
• Aura: A Latin word which means 'One who is like air.'
• Leva velamen.: A Latin phrase which means 'Lift the Veil.'
• Que te pasa?: Spanish. It means 'What's wrong?'
• El futuro: Spanish. It means 'The future'
• Pajaros: Spanish. It means 'birds'
• Juego de tamarindo: Spanish. It means 'Juego de tamarindo'
• No es asi: Spanish. It means 'Not so'
• Basta ya!: Spanish. It means 'Enough'
• Estas llorando?: Spanish. It means 'Are you crying?'
• Es sonambula: Spanish. It means 'is sleepwalking'
• La llorona: Spanish. It means 'moaning'
• Una pesadilla: Spanish. It means 'a nightmare'
• No es posible: Spanish. It means 'It is not possible'
• Que vayas con Dios: Spanish. It means 'You go with God.'
• Ya vas a ver: Spanish. It means 'You'll see'

Series & Lists edit see section history

Preceded by Moon Demon, and followed by The Choice.

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

1. Lynne Ewing (Author)

First Edition edit see section history

Notes for Parents edit see section history

Ages 15 and Up

Subjects edit see section history

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• Books › Teens › Science Fiction & Fantasy › Science Fiction
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