No One Calls Me Sinclair

No One Calls Me Sinclair

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(We Were Liars Series) Eloise Sinclair is sixteen - smart, quiet, and permanently out of place. She's the product of a summer affair her mother, Carrie, would rather forget. Banished to boarding school most of the year and left out of the family's polished image, Eloise returns to Beechwood Island for the first time in two years - but not by choice. Her mother forced her back, hoping to keep up appearances, but Eloise is determined to get through the summer unnoticed. But nothing stays hidden forever. As Eloise navigates the cold shoulders of her cousins, the resentment of her brother Johnny, and the uncomfortable whispers of the Sinclair legacy, she finds solace in the most unexpected places - her soft-spoken grandmother Tipper, the curious and distant Candence, and Gat, the outsider who sees her clearer than anyone. But peace doesn't last in this family. As well as appearances.
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On Beechwood Island, everything gleams. The sun on the water, the crisp white of the Sinclair houses, the perfect smiles of perfect families. I've known Johnny Sinclair my whole life - or at least, the version of him that summers here: charming, sharp-tongued, golden. The boy who lives for July Fourth bonfires, for cannonball splashes off the dock, for teasing me about my hair when it frizzes in the salt air. We are the children of old money. We are the products of privilege and tradition. We are beautiful liars, all of us. And yet, when the cracks start to show - in the family, in the friendships, in the island itself - Johnny's the only one who looks me in the eye and sees me for real. Maybe that's why I never saw the disaster coming.

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