Two Bodies, One Secret

Two Bodies, One Secret

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Mystery
Lucie Stevens never expected to stumble upon a crime scene, one student dead, the other barely alive. The survivor wakes up with no memory of the past month, including the night everything changed. As Lucie gets pulled into the investigation, she's determined to uncover the truth about what really happened at Cheswell Academy. But the deeper she digs, the more dangerous things become, and the more she finds herself drawn to the one person who might hold the key to it all. Working together to piece together the missing memories, Lucie and the survivor uncover secrets that someone is desperate to keep buried. Someone at Cheswell has already killed once. Can they solve the mystery before history repeats itself, and before Lucie loses more than just her heart?
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