The Fallout From Finding Emily
of Ryleigh Berkenpas (Goodreads Author)
Series: Kelsey O'Brien #1
Description
The moment a teenage boy mistakes her for another girl, Arlene knows. She knows this could be her one and only chance. She knows that finding - and knowing - her kidnapped twin is within the realm of possibility. And that possibility, no matter how much she denies she wants it, is something she canât pass up.For over 13 years Arlene Kelsey OâBrien thought she was okay with not knowing her identical twin. After surviving countless false âfinding Emilyâ alarms, she thinks she believes her kidnapped sister is better left unfound. She doesnât want to know Emily, who ruined her childhood by getting kidnapped, and she doesnât want to find her either - or so she thinks until she comes face to face with Laura Jacobsen. Shaken and confused, 15 year old Arlene tries to deny the reality before her but finds that she canât - and when she finally faces the truth, is forced to make an impossible decision. Will finding Emily be worth the possible destruction of her family?**This 90,000-word novel is intended for Young Adults or the young at heart. It is currently available for purchase in e-book format on Kobobooks.com or Amazon.com**
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- Format E-book
- Pages 315 pages
- Publisher Not informed
- Publication Date February 1st 2013
- First Publication Not informed
- Language English
- ISBN 9780991872602
- Edition Not informed
- Category Other
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