Falling and flying

Falling and flying

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"They've always been there. Watching. Waiting. Calling her name." Wendy Bird has always seen them: the boy with stitched lips and painted teeth, the bride with a punctured heart and a beating wound in her chest. No one believes her, not her brothers, not her classmates, not even her best friend. But the ghosts are real-and they've been waiting for her. As Wendy grapples with her guilt over her parents' deaths and the torment of a family that blames her, the ghosts' pull grows stronger. They promise relief, comfort, and freedom from the pain she can't seem to escape. Yet stepping into their world may uncover truths far darker than the whispers haunting her nights. What happens when you stop running from the things that haunt you? "I'm letting them take me."
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