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The truth beneath the lies follows two teenagers as their intersecting lives bring them into a dangerous, mystery‑driven setting. One girl, hailing from a Texas border town, seeks to leave her past behind; the other, from Washington state, fears what the future holds in a public housing complex. Their worlds collide, and only one can emerge unscathed as the secrets unearth themselves. The story mixes suspense, detective elements, and a tense exploration of friendship and survival.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Amanda Searcy
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