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Nine months after the tragic loss of her boyfriend, Chloe finds herself drawn into a mysterious scavenger hunt. The clues take her across New York, forcing her to confront the past and discover the hidden truths that surround her grief and the people who were there that day. As she follows each clue, she learns more about herself, the nature of loss, and the unexpected bonds that can form when searching for answers.
A contemporary young‑adult adventure that blends mystery, friendship, and the emotional journey of healing, *Seven Dirty Secrets* offers a unique take on grief and the enduring questions that linger after tragedy.
First publish date: 2021
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Natalie D. Richards
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