The Color Wheel

The Color Wheel

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Cara Marx, an orphan for her whole life, was about to be free. Free from everything, the orphanage, from school, the chain that left her struggling her whole life. All she has from her parents was a blue key on a scrappy piece of thread that kept it around her neck. As soon as she turns 18, she was gone. But when a mysterious blue letter arrives two days before her 18th Birthday, her life gets turned around. She learns that not only is her life in danger, but there are more of them. Tons more. And when Cara is put to the ultimate test, she learns her true colors. In this Action/Adventure/Mystery, nothing is what you think anymore. Highest Rankings Adventure: #117 General Fiction: #847 This book has been changed from its original category a couple times, due to the fact that I didn't know exactly what category it fits under.
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Cara Williams has always been, well, unlucky, to put it lightly. Her parents divorced when she was only 5 years old, after her father failed to pay off his debt he was already in when her mom and him married. Cara has also never been the "popular" type, burying her nose into books instead of drama. Despite being very athletic, nobody pays any attention to her at school, and frankly, not at home either. With your mom working night shifts and always being hungover, how are you expected to get any attention? To fulfill her extra time, Cara has turned to training her mini pony Oreo, the only possession she has left from her dad, and the only one who seems to care. One day, while fetching the mail, Cara finds an old envelope in her mailbox addressed to her. Inside, she finds a letter written by someone who seems to have their own share of problems. The writer remains anonymous, but gives Cara something to think about. Who is the writer, and will Cara ever know? Or will she only wonder?

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