1,000 miles from home

1,000 miles from home

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When 12 year old Rosie Dolan has a major problem in her life, she is sent to an orphanage. Not in her hometown Beverly Hills California. In a gross cold place. Cleveland. She used to live the good life. She was used to being greeted at the door of her mansion with her butler. She used to go to the most expensive stores and get any clothes she wanted. She used to travel around in a limousine with her movie star parents. She had everything she could ever want. Not anymore. She hates her new life and her and her new friend Annie make a plan to escape the orphanage that they agree feels like a jail. Will their plan work and will they be free forever? Or will they just cause a problem?
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Morgan has to get out. Something very wrong is going on at the First Street Orphanage, and she's not sure what. But even if her suspicions are right, how could she possibly prove it? She's only been there for a couple of years, but girls have been going missing and with her eighteenth birthday coming up, she's afraid she might be next. She has family in San Fransisco, so her best bet is to make it there and hope they'll take her in. But to get there is going to take some clever planning and if she's caught, it could mean the end for her. Is being brave enough or will she have to use every skill her older brother ever taught her to survive?

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