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336 pp.
| Carolrhoda Lab
| May, 2018
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TradeISBN 978-1-5124-3977-9$17.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-5124-9854-7
(3)
YA
Despite being up to his neck in responsibility--taking care of his two sisters and fending off an abusive stepfather--Josh instantly falls for mysterious newcomer Chatham Claiborne. Chatham's past is murky, and she may have a connection to a local kidnapping twelve years ago. The immediate threat from Josh's stepfather keeps tension running high as readers try to untangle the twisted clues to the central mystery.
(3)
YA
It's been ten years since Sami's mother disappeared; her father was once the main suspect, but Sami has never believed he's guilty. Now, a new case with parallels to Sami's mother's disappearance reopens the investigation--and old suspicions toward her father. Sami must balance hope and dread, reality and fantasy as she mounts her own investigation in this suspenseful, emotional thriller.
382 pp.
| Egmont
| May, 2014
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TradeISBN 978-1-60684-476-2$17.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-60684-477-9
(3)
YA
Calliope has suffered from graphomania, an overwhelming compulsion to write, ever since her abusive father and a girl from his parish went missing. The words frighten her, but Callie struggles to unlock their meaning, as several lives--including her own--hang in the balance. Callie is a sympathetic protagonist, and her painful journey to understanding is gripping.