This is the story of a girl who lived but was not alive... Carrie Anne is desperately unhappy. Tangled in a web of abuse, she seeks solace in the cemetery that backs onto her garden. But something creeps between the gravestones. Carrie Anne is not alone. ...and a boy who was dead, but could not die.
The Boy in the Cemetery
โ Scribed by Gregory, Sebastian
- Book ID
- 108579966
- Publisher
- Carina
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 1 MB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781474007771
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โฆ Synopsis
This is the story of a girl who lived but was not alive... Carrie Anne is desperately unhappy. Tangled in a web of abuse, she seeks solace in the cemetery that backs onto her garden. But something creeps between the gravestones. Carrie Anne is not alone. ...and a boy who was dead, but could not die. The cemetery is home to a boy. He has guarded these forgotten bones since meeting a gruesome end two hundred years ago. Neither dead nor alive, he has been watching for a long time. And now, he finally has the visitor he's been waiting for...
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