And The Waves Crash On

And The Waves Crash On

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When Lillian Casey's older brother John goes missing after surfing with a friend, her world comes crashing down. But she can't just curl up and cry because she made him a promise. Lillian goes to all lengths to solve her brother's mystery and is willing to do whatever it takes to reserve her brother's very important last wish.
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