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    The Second Lie

    By Tara Taylor Quinn

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    They say big–city problems don't happen here. They're wrong. That's why psychologist Kelly Chapman is so concerned about fourteen–year–old Maggie Winston. She's a straight–A student who's developed a sudden interest in an older man. A man she knows only as Mac.

    Deputy Samantha Jones, Kelly's longtime friend, is worried, too. She has been ever since a local businessman killed his wife and then himself. Since a kid was caught selling drugs. Since the discovery of a mysterious chemical dump on Kyle Evans's farm. Kyle, her former fiance and current lover

    Are all these things connected? That's what Sam and Kelly are beginning to think. And that means someone in Chandler is lying.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460828908
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    Tara Taylor Quinn

    The author of more than 50 original novels, in twenty languages, Tara Taylor Quinn is a USA Today bestseller with over six million copies sold. She is known for delivering deeply emotional and psychologically astute novels of suspense and romance. Tara won the 2008 Reader's Choice Award, is a four time finalist for the RWA Rita Award, a multiple finalist for the Reviewer's Choice Award, the Bookseller's Best Award, the Holt Medallion and appears regularly on the Waldenbooks bestsellers list. Visit the author at www.tarataylorquinn.com.

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