Someone Had To Lie: Until the Lies Start to Unravel
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 404
Weight: 1.03
Height: 0.90 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Lyra and her friends thought they had already made peace with the past-until a series of old letters begins to surface, hinting that a death they were forced to accept may never have been real. What starts as confusion turns into something far heavier: the possibility that everything they were told was carefully constructed to protect a lie.
As they dig deeper, the line between truth and memory begins to blur. People that once felt safe start to feel unfamiliar. People they trusted begin to feel distant. And with every answer they uncover, the past becomes more painful than the mystery itself.
But some truths are not just hidden for a reason-they are buried to survive. And as they gets closer to what really happened, they are forced to face a heartbreaking question:
Was the lie a betrayal... or the only way to keep everything from falling apart?
Because in the end, someone had to lie-and the truth might cost them everything
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