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by Sara Shepard (Author)
From Sara Shepard, author of the #1 New York Times bestselling Pretty Little Liars series, comes the nail-biting, shocking conclusion to The Lying Game.
Sutton Mercer had the perfect life, great friends, and a gorgeous boyfriend--until she was murdered. Then the killer forced Sutton's long-lost twin sister, Emma, to pretend to be her. Emma has been living Sutton's life for weeks now, frantically trying to figure out who killed her sister and why.
But when Sutton's body is discovered, Emma suddenly becomes the number-one suspect in her twin's murder. Now she needs to find the killer before she ends up behind bars--or worse.
In this stunning finale to the beloved series The Lying Game, Emma finally solves her sister's murder--but the killer will do anything to make sure that the truth dies with her.
Front Jacket
My sister wants the truth.
But sometimes the truth hurts.
For months, my long-lost twin has been living my life to solve my murder. Emma's unearthed secrets about my friends, my family, and my past. But she still hasn't found my killer.
Then my body shows up in Sabino Canyon. Suddenly everyone knows there are two girls who look like Sutton Mercer--and one of them is dead. At first the police assume the body is Emma's. But the truth is bound to come out. And when it does, Emma will be suspect number one. If she can't find my killer soon, she'll end up behind bars . . . or worse.
--School Library JournalBack Jacket
My sister wants the truth.
But sometimes the truth hurts.
For months, my long-lost twin has been living my life to solve my murder. Emma's unearthed secrets about my friends, my family, and my past. But she still hasn't found my killer.
Then my body shows up in Sabino Canyon. Suddenly everyone knows there are two girls who look like Sutton Mercer--and one of them is dead. At first the police assume the body is Emma's. But the truth is bound to come out. And when it does, Emma will be suspect number one. If she can't find my killer soon, she'll end up behind bars . . . or worse.
