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ST. DAMON’S HALL BY KATHLEEN REGAN

St. Damon’s Hall will have you flipping pages as fast as Frankie discovers his powers—gripping, heartfelt, and impossible to put down!

Kathleen Regan weaves a captivating coming-of-age story that delves into the complexities of friendship, self-discovery, and the hidden power within us all. Set in a quaint New England town, the novel follows Frankie Folinari and his close-knit group of friends, each one unique yet bound by a shared journey. Frankie, emerging as a modern-day hero, grapples with the challenges of adolescence while discovering extraordinary abilities he must learn to control.

This gripping narrative takes readers on a whirlwind adventure filled with unexpected twists and heartfelt moments. The story brilliantly explores the consequences of choices and the importance of empathy and collaboration in solving life’s problems. As Frankie and his friends pursue justice, they also encounter moments of love, deepening the emotional stakes in their quest.

Regan’s thoughtful portrayal of Frankie’s growth, both as a leader and as a young man learning to navigate his newfound powers, resonates deeply. The novel’s combination of action, mystery, and emotional depth keeps readers invested in the characters and their journey.

St. Damon’s Hall is a must-read for anyone who loves young adult fiction that balances adventure with meaningful life lessons. Frankie’s transformation, along with the bonds he shares with his friends, will leave readers reflecting on their own paths to self-discovery.

Kathleen Regan brings a wealth of experience to her storytelling. A retired psychiatric nurse and mother, Regan has worked extensively with children and young adults, lending her an authentic understanding of their struggles and strengths. St. Damon’s Hall marks her debut into YA fiction, following her previous works in non-fiction and memoir, Opening Our Arms: Helping Troubled Kids Do Well and Unintended Consequences: A Mother’s Memoir.

Purchase the Book Today on Amazon.

Rating: 5/5 Stars
Reviewer: Isabella Tory
Date of Review: October 04, 2024

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