Oblivious: A Novel

alling Into Oblivion Can Happen to Anyone
What would you do if your imaginary friend from childhood turned out to be your guardian angel who can still see and talk to you? That’s the question sixteen-year-old Caroline Adler—Cassie Riley’s niece—has to answer in this third installment of Anne Miller’s The Last Photograph series.
No one knows about Caroline’s guardian except for her sister and her great-grandmother, Mama Sage. Plus, Caroline isn’t sure she wants a guardian angel. High school is difficult enough with classmates trolling her mercilessly on the internet and in real life. Add to this mix Jayson, the new boy in school whom Caroline nicknames Sexy Blue Eyes, and it’s a recipe for disaster. So, Caroline keeps her guardian a secret until that secret can no longer be contained.
Oblivious is a story about feeling alone even when you have an entire village to support you. That village includes memorable characters from The Last Photograph and Having Faith. It will leave readers laughing, crying, and caring about all of them until the very end. And the end is one you will never see coming.