In the next part of Jules' story, things are just starting to get back to normal.
It's been less than a year since the dramatic events of The Betrayal That Follows, and Jules is fast approaching her 16th birthday.
As Rodger is about to stand trial for the kidnapping of Sapphire and Draco, as well as the murder of Carter, life for Jules seems to finally be settling down.
She's been keeping in touch with Freddie through postcards, but then they abruptly stop. Freddie has vanished without a trace, his boat missing, and his new family including his daughter Amara and wife Jaqueline, have also disappeared.
Desperate for answers, Jules teams back up with the Quinten family to search for Freddie. Their quest forces Jules to confront the one person she despises the most: Arielle.
As they uncover Freddie's boat and a series of disturbing secrets, Jules begins to question the true nature of her friendship with Freddie. And just when she feels she's on the brink of losing her sanity, a familiar face appears, offering crucial insights into what really happened to Freddie and his family.
But as the truth unfolds, Jules must ask herself: is everything as it seems? Trust is tested and hearts are shattered as Jules navigates a web of deception and danger.
This is book 4 of 5 in the series. You will need to read the other books in order to understand the story.
It's been less than a year since the dramatic events of The Betrayal That Follows, and Jules is fast approaching her 16th birthday.
As Rodger is about to stand trial for the kidnapping of Sapphire and Draco, as well as the murder of Carter, life for Jules seems to finally be settling down.
She's been keeping in touch with Freddie through postcards, but then they abruptly stop. Freddie has vanished without a trace, his boat missing, and his new family including his daughter Amara and wife Jaqueline, have also disappeared.
Desperate for answers, Jules teams back up with the Quinten family to search for Freddie. Their quest forces Jules to confront the one person she despises the most: Arielle.
As they uncover Freddie's boat and a series of disturbing secrets, Jules begins to question the true nature of her friendship with Freddie. And just when she feels she's on the brink of losing her sanity, a familiar face appears, offering crucial insights into what really happened to Freddie and his family.
But as the truth unfolds, Jules must ask herself: is everything as it seems? Trust is tested and hearts are shattered as Jules navigates a web of deception and danger.
This is book 4 of 5 in the series. You will need to read the other books in order to understand the story.
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