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Good Points: This book was so fascinating from the beginning to the end. It showed how there can be something that only a select group of people can participate in. This book was full of adventure, excitement, and fun. Remember, the number thirteen is lucky.

General comments: The Scott Westerfield, Midnighters #1: The Secret Hour book was so fascinating from the beginning to the end. It showed how there can be something that only a select group of people can participate in. This book was full of adventure, excitement, and fun. Remember, the number thirteen is lucky. I loved this book and everything mentioned inside of it. I would recommend this book to everyone and anyone. This book is written for teenagers and adults that would like a little bit of adventure in their lives.

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Scott Westerfield, Midnighters #1: The Secret Hour - Some people think darkness a mystery, and this book really made me think. Personally, I love mystery and horror books, and anyone who enjoys this stuff as much as I do will absolutely love this book!

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Midnighters #1: The Secret Hour
Scott Westerfield
Eos, Mar 2004, $15.99, 304 pp.
ISBN: 0060519517

Fifteen year old Jessica Day moves with her mom from Chicago to Bixby, Oklahoma where she attends the local high school. She looks like she belongs with the in-crowd, but the most isolated outsiders, the midnighters (Rex, Dess, Melissa, and Jonathan) are also fascinated by the newcomer as they sense she shares the Focus that only occurs for those born at midnight.

Jessica awakens at midnig ...