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|title=Dead Letters
|author=Caite Dolan-Leach
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Ava and Zelda are twins, their naming triggering a family joke about being opposite ends of the alphabet. That's all past tense now though as Zelda is dead. Ava is told the news via her mother's terse, dispassionate email before Ava can come home to the US from Paris. Zelda burnt to death in the family's barn where she sometimes slept… at least that's the story and human remains were indeed found in the barn. But then why is Ava still receiving emails from Zelda? Emails that taunt, emails that remind and emails that suggest Zelda is very much alive. To discover the truth all Ava needs to do is follow the clues and relive some painful memories.
(We'd like to thank Corvus for providing us with a copy for review.)
Further Reading: If this appeals and you'd like to continue with more of the best thrillers around at the moment, we also recommend [[Friends and Liars by Kaela Coble]] and/or [[Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney]] – a great choice for all those who loved the superlative [[Before I Go To Sleep by S J Watson]]. You might also enjoy [[Stop Me by Richard Jay Parker]].
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