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Mystery
The Boslone Institute for Mental Health and Wellness houses the children of some of the most influential people in the world. Boasting of its seclusion and privacy factors on the little known and remote island of Boslone, the hospital is considered to be the best place to be for troubled kids. Until two nearly identical girls turn up dead less than two weeks apart. With both media and actual storms approaching, the understaffed and unqualified detectives of the island's tiny (and less than ethical) police station soon find themselves drawn into a case they can't solve on their own. As the media closes in and the island prepares for a storm of its own, they soon realize that what appear to be serial murders may be more than they ever imagined. Thank you to Aleks for the cover, I think she did an awesome job.
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Months after the killer of the Hunt has been locked up, a new string of deaths are pulsating through Bottle Island. This time, the police are quick to insist on simple causes: suicide, accident, unexplained heart attack. Anything except murder. But Luca Fern is seeing a pattern. The winter break has arrived and boatloads of tourists are settling on the island, creating a stream of faces that come and go. When a previous victim of the Hunt returns to Altswood and unveils a revelation, it is clear that the case has not been solved. Bottle Island has more secrets than truths, and Luca refuses to believe her paranoia has finally won over her. The Hunt has come to an end, but the killings have not.

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