The Angel Who Went Home
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WARNING: THIS BOOK CONTAINS TRIGGERING EVENTS AND ADULT CONTENT, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK
"Suicidal people...are just angels who want to go home."
Look into the world of reality through Raven's eyes. Experience how traumatic events can lead to life changing experiences.
Raven witnessed her best friend commit suicide the summer of going into freshman year of high school. Secrets soon come out, but justice isn't served. Join Raven in the reality of high school, friends, family, and the fight with inner thoughts.
Akkima, Raven's best friend, kept secrets that no one knew about and died with them. But Raven wont have that. Secrets are exposed and clues are shown. Raven will do everything in her power to give him justice.
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