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When a new girl walks into Crestwood High, Ella Reed can't look away.
Blair Morgan arrives with Ella's face, Ella's laugh, and a life that somehow already fits perfectly. She has the confidence Ella always wished for, the friends Ella never quite managed, and the attention of the one boy Ella has never let herself admit she likes.
Everyone says it's just a coincidence. People look alike all the time. But Ella can't shake the feeling that Blair's arrival isn't random. And someone else has noticed too.
An anonymous account. Messages that are too specific. Too personal. Too close. Someone has been watching them both. As Ella and Blair are drawn toward each other—and toward answers they aren’t sure they want—the messages become impossible to ignore.
Some secrets don't stay buried. Some discoveries change everything.
Split Image is a gripping mystery about identity, family secrets, and the unsettling question of whether the life you're living was ever meant to be yours.
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
When a new girl walks into Crestwood High, Ella Reed can't look away.
Blair Morgan arrives with Ella's face, Ella's laugh, and a life that somehow already fits perfectly. She has the confidence Ella always wished for, the friends Ella never quite managed, and the attention of the one boy Ella has never let herself admit she likes.
Everyone says it's just a coincidence. People look alike all the time. But Ella can't shake the feeling that Blair's arrival isn't random. And someone else has noticed too.
An anonymous account. Messages that are too specific. Too personal. Too close. Someone has been watching them both. As Ella and Blair are drawn toward each other—and toward answers they aren’t sure they want—the messages become impossible to ignore.
Some secrets don't stay buried. Some discoveries change everything.
Split Image is a gripping mystery about identity, family secrets, and the unsettling question of whether the life you're living was ever meant to be yours.
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
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