What You Can't See

What You Can't See

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Sep 7, 2017
When three young girls show up dead in the small town of Salem, Virginia a girl barely older than them is placed on the case. 19 year old Abby Lynn has to go to her home town where her family resides to work on her first case as a reporter for the Hollow Newspaper in The bustling city of New York. She is the opposite of excited to go back to the home and town she grew up in and so is her family? She investigates the case and comes up with gruesome details and uncovers secrets not only of the three girls deaths but about her and her family. How is she and her family involved?
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