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Bev, Ellie, Morgan and Samantha—the “Fabulous Four” and besties for life. Popular and admired, they were always joined at the hip. But high school doesn’t last forever. Years later, when the ultra rich and successful Morgan begins receiving hate mail then goes missing under suspicious circumstances, the list of suspects includes her three best friends. Full of twists and turns, this dark literary psychological suspense has a shocking surprise that you won’t see coming.
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A forsaken orphan. A forced goodbye. A treacherous plot.
She was only 12…
…when she stopped trusting.
The day she loses her parents to a fiery crash, Asha’s perfect life is shattered to pieces.
Desperate and alone, she is thrust into an extended family she never knew existed. She soon discovers her new home hides dark secrets and nothing is what it seems.
In a world where girls are a commodity, evil can wear many faces.
Every step Asha takes traps her on a path to an unthinkable future.
With double-crosses at every turn, can she trust anyone?
She’ll need all her cunning and guile to escape her brutal fate in time.
This is a gritty tale of crime and betrayal that will take you on a roller-coaster ride from the streets of Tanzania to a seaside village in India, to a ritzy North American city where you think you’re finally safe, but learn too late that you can trust no one.
“A heart-stopping adventure! I just couldn’t put this down till I finished reading it.” ~ Advanced Reader.
Did you like Lisbeth Salander from The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo? Then, you’ll love Asha from the Red Heeled Rebels.
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The Girl Who Ran Away is the first novel of the addictive Red Heeled Rebels psychological suspense series.
*This book was formerly titled Betrayed / Disowned.
If you enjoy gripping psychological thrillers with flawed but gutsy heroines, vigilante action in exotic locales and twists that get your pulse pounding, you’ll love these books by multiple award-winning Canadian novelist, Tikiri Herath.
