How To Phone Home

How To Phone Home

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When the words "I'm Sorry' Are too overused, When rain falls like a cliche'. When Dragons fit through archways. After the death of her older brother, Rosalia Aragon decides that the police reported "heart attack" is too uncanny, too unbelievable. Too unlikely. Along comes a boy who -along with the help of his strange friends- brings Rosie into a world where nothing makes sense and danger is around every corner. That there are things hidden behind walls she couldn't see. What killed her brother? Where is she going to find herself when nothing is safe and everyone is a monster?
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