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Suburban Dangers by Megan Whitson Lee

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Suburban Dangers

Megan Whitson Lee

Pelican Book Group · Paperback · June 1, 2017

Reading lane: YA Crime Thrillers

A gripping thriller exposing the hidden dangers of suburban life.

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Who It's For

For young adultsFor readers interested in social issues and crime fiction

Book Details

Authors
Megan Whitson Lee
Publisher
Pelican Book Group
Published
June 1, 2017
Format
Paperback
Theme
YA Crime Thrillers · Violence & Trauma
Reading lane
YA Crime Thrillers

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Publisher Categories

  • YA Family Stories

  • Christian Social Issues YA

  • Social Themes for Teens

  • Addiction & Substance Use for Teens

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  • Values & Choices

  • Thrillers & Suspense

About This Book

A gripping thriller exposing the hidden dangers of suburban life. Sixteen-year-old Kaki Jones seems like a typical teenager: a straight-A student and star athlete. But her life takes a dark turn when she meets Sydney Diaz. Drawn into a dangerous world of gang activity, Kaki becomes a commodity, sold and controlled by ruthless members. As she navigates this treacherous landscape, she must confront the harsh realities of parental neglect and fight for her survival. Suburban Da...

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A gripping thriller exposing the hidden dangers of suburban life. Sixteen-year-old Kaki Jones seems like a typical teenager: a straight-A student and star athlete. But her life takes a dark turn when she meets Sydney Diaz. Drawn into a dangerous world of gang activity, Kaki becomes a commodity, sold and controlled by ruthless members. As she navigates this treacherous landscape, she must confront the harsh realities of parental neglect and fight for her survival. Suburban Dangers explores the vulnerability of youth and the insidious nature of manipulation. Can Kaki find a way out, or will she be consumed by the darkness that surrounds her? This suspenseful story will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Perfect for young adults and readers interested in social issues and crime fiction.

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