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Sunglasses At Night

Sunglasses At Night

Paperback

Series: Trespassing, Book 2

General Juvenile Fiction

ISBN10: 1495408647
ISBN13: 9781495408649
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: Mar 3 2014
Pages: 308
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.65 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
A Senator's daughter is dead, Nauset High School and the Sheriff's Department are under fire. They knew something was going to happen, and failed to prevent it.

Logan is struggling with his loss, and the guilt that he now has to hide from his friends, along with the new secrets that turned the night into horror. As the funeral approaches, more questions are raised that put him in the Senator's crosshairs. Kayla, the dream girl he met by chance, believes that there is something more going on, and pulls Logan into her world where privilege and entitlement are the norm.

Can Logan trust her? Is she who she seems to be? Logan is starting to learn that he isn't the only person who has secrets that he doesn't want revealed.

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Cape Cod is a community divided between wealthy socialites who established the town and the working class responsible for running it. Every year it is getting harder for residents to even make a living.

Logan Harrison is an average student attending Nauset High School, he just wants his life to be something more, to mean something. As his sophomore year comes to a close, his world is shattered by a tragic suicide that fractures his friends. In an attempt to understand what happened and deal with the guilt, Logan uncovers a twisted secret that is subtly tearing the community apart with a deadly cost.

When the elite own everything and are immune to consequences, trespassing may be the only way to survive...

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