Silence
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Libby Jones used to be the most popular girl of the school. She talked non-stop and loved to hook up with boys and have a boyfriend every week then breakup with them. But when her whole family apart from her brother is brutally murdered before her eyes, she refuses to talk to anybody.
She is known as silent freak.
But when the new boy comes to town, with he manage to squirm under all of her walls and get her to talk again? Will a mysterious person from her past reappear to haunt her again? And will she fall in love?
It's official...silence is the scariest sound.
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