Beautiful broken girls
Beautiful broken girlsKim Savage
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Beautiful broken girls (2017)

Kim Savage

Others: Mixed

Ben learns why the love of his life, Mira, and her sister drowned themselves when he receives a post-mortem letter from Mira challenging him to find and decode notes hidden in the seven places where they secretly touched.

ISBN:
9780374300593
Length:
320 pages

Genres: mystery, young adult

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