Love, Isabella Louise
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  • Parts 4
  • Time 19m
  • Reads 42
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 4
  • Time 19m
Ongoing, First published Sep 02, 2016
When Flora's mother calls after 11 years of silence on her 16th birthday, she knows something's up.

With her mother's direction, Flora and her girlfriend Sophie uncover a stack of letters in the attic, addressed to Flora's Great-Great-Great Grandma Lucille from a woman named Isabella Louise. But when they read the letters, Flora and Sophie are thrown into a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse searching for extremely valuable lost artwork- before it falls into the wrong hands.

But soon they face more and more questions- who was Isabella Louise? Was Lucille being fully honest in her letters?

And who can the girls really trust?
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