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Mystery

The New Girl Who Found a Dead Body

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Mystery

By: Milda Harris
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 If you're a fan of Pretty Little Liars or The Lying Game by Sara Shepard or any of the RL Stine thrillers then check out this book! Chloe is excited about spending her senior year of high school in California with her friend Jake's family. Even the usual dread of being the new girl can't bring her down. That is, until she stumbles across the dead body of the most popular girl in school, Lora Kelly. Now she's receiving threatening notes...will she be next? Everyone is a suspect. There's her childhood friend Jake, who she's known forever and there's his girlfriend, Kate, who is insanely jealous of any girl in Jake's vicinity. Or is it Grey, the mysterious, handsome, and arrogant rich boy who has a passion for photography and Chloe is already falling for? Chloe doesn't know who to trust and time is running out before the killer strikes again... Fiction Literature & Fiction Mysteries Mystery & Suspense Scary Stories Young Adult Scary
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Story was entertaining, the AI voice narrative was awful and bland. It took something away from the storyline.

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the story was good but the emotionless computer voice was creepy... I guess it made the story better? It was unnerving to say the least!

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