Can you change when you will die, or just the way you live?
Keira Alexander still hasn't made any friends in her new town of Cedar Heights, but at least she's snagged a summer community service gig at the Cedar Heights Police Department. Normally, all she does is busy work, but this time, she finds herself at the scene of an apparent suicide--Rhian Sullivan, a girl from ...
Can you change when you will die, or just the way you live?
Keira Alexander still hasn't made any friends in her new town of Cedar Heights, but at least she's snagged a summer community service gig at the Cedar Heights Police Department. Normally, all she does is busy work, but this time, she finds herself at the scene of an apparent suicide--Rhian Sullivan, a girl from Kiera's high school. But when Keira finds a trunk full of Rhian's diaries, she becomes obsessed with the life of the girl she barely knew--and with her death.
Because Rhian didn't kill herself. She was murdered. And the murderer does not want Keira to talk...
Jacqueline Corcoran was born to Irish and Welsh parents in England, but has lived in the U.S. for most of her life--in California, Michigan, Texas, and now in Alexandria, Virginia with her family. The author of fiction and non-fiction, she is a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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Keira Alexander still hasn't made any friends in her new town of Cedar Heights, but at least she's snagged a summer community service gig at the Cedar Heights Police Department. Normally, all she does is busy work, but this time, she finds herself at the scene of an apparent suicide--Rhian Sullivan, a girl from ...