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|title=The Killing Woods
|sort=Killing Woods, The
|author=Lucy Christopher
|reviewer=Zoe PageMorris
|genre=Teens
|rating=4.5
|publisher=Chicken House
|date=October 2013
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1906427720</amazonuk>
|amazonus=<amazonus>1906427720</amazonus>
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|summary=A girl fights to clear her father's name when he's accused of killing her classmate, but is she prepared for the secrets she might uncover if she goes digging for answers? An excellent, engaging read.
|cover=1906427720
|aznuk=1906427720
|aznus=1906427720
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[[image:Christopher.jpg|left]]Popular girl Ashlee is dead. They’re saying the father of her less-popular classmate Emily is responsible. She cannot accept this, cannot accept that her own father could do something like that, but all the evidence points that way. Emily can’t stop thinking about it. She starts investigating what really happened in the woods that night, but the more she uncovers, the more uneasy she feels. Could her father actually be the one who killed Ashlee? And should she stop digging before she unearths something really unpleasant?
Damon is bereft. His girlfriend has been murdered, and while the guy who did it is behind bars, he’s still left troubled by the events of that night. He was the last person to see Ashlee alive… he thinks. But why can’t he remember the details? And if his mind has hidden those memories for a reason, will it do more harm than good if he tries to recall what happened?
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