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Dear Cheyanne

Dear Cheyanne

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Emma O'Connor is mourning the loss of her best friend Cheyanne Wrangler after a serious car accident. She has done nothing but hide in a depression for a month since her funeral. She is even forced to go to therapy by her mom. Now to grieve for the loss of her friend, she writes her friend letters in a journal everyday about her day and what has happened since her accident. But she is determined alongside of Cheyanne's sister Leah to figure out who the driver was that killed their best friend and figure out what really happened that night. *** This book contains
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Elizabeth Mayson's sister, Taylor, died in a car accident on New Year's Eve. She'd convinced her to go to a party that night, and Taylor ended up driving home alone. Now, Elizabeth is forced to live with the guilt forever. Or at least, until the pain is too much. But when what remains of her family is forced to leave her childhood home, Elizabeth begins the task of packing Taylor's things. In doing so, she discovers that Taylor was writing a story, one she never got to finish. As her once perfect world falls apart, she makes finishing her sister's story her reason for living, her way of making all the wrongs right. But as the story comes to an end, a shocking secret is revealed which forces her to choose whether life is worth living. Whether finishing Taylor's story is worth the pain of staying alive to do it. Can Elizabeth find a new reason for living before it's too late? Or will the guilt of her sister's death drive her to her own grave?

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