ABOUT THIS BOOK
PUBLISHER: Chicken House Ltd
FORMAT: Paperback
ISBN: 9781908435927
RRP: £6.99
PAGES: 240
PUBLICATION DATE:
August 1, 2013
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Forevermore
Cindy Miles
Ivy’s moved to her new stepfather’s cold castle in the wilds of Scotland, where strange things begin to happen: the ancient walls spilling their dark secrets. Rescue comes when she meets Logan, a gorgeous, elusive boy – a ghost, who has haunted the castle grounds for decades. Ivy is immediately drawn to him . but Logan is not the only spirit around, and soon Ivy finds herself at the heart of a dangerous mystery.
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