The Innocents: Where Secrets Unravel and Sisters Unfold
The Innocents, by Lili Peloquin, takes us on a journey of sisterhood, secrets, and the unraveling of a seemingly idyllic coastal town. Alice and Charlie, sisters bound by blood but poles apart in personality, find themselves thrust into a world of long-held grudges and buried truths. Alice, the contemplative artist, and Charlie, the fiery rebel, navigate the turbulent waters of their parents' divorce. Leaving behind the familiar streets of Cambridge, they embark on a drive along the rugged Connecticut coastline, destined for their stepfather's summer estate in the affluent town of Serenity Point. Yet, the moment they cross the gates, a chilling sense of unease descends. The opulent estate, nestled amidst the picturesque landscape, holds a dark secret. The inhabitants of Serenity Point, with their polished facades and hidden agendas, harbor a past that refuses to stay buried. Alice and Charlie, with their contrasting personalities, become entangled in a web of long-forgotten loves, betrayals, and feuds. They soon discover that the town's idyllic appearance hides a sinister truth, and the past is poised to shatter the fragile peace of Serenity Point. The Innocents is a captivating tale of sisterhood, forgiveness, and the unveiling of buried secrets. As Alice and Charlie grapple with their own internal struggles, they uncover a dark history that threatens to consume them. Prepare to be captivated by the compelling characters, the unsettling secrets, and the chilling twists that await you within the pages of The Innocents.
Lili Peloquin is a celebrated author known for her captivating stories that explore the complexities of human relationships, often set against the backdrop of suspenseful, evocative environments.
| Wydawnictwo | Penguin Readers |
| data wydania | 16 października 2012 |
| ISBN | 1595145826 |
| liczba stron | 288 |
| słowa kluczowe | Młodzieżowe, siostry, kryminał |
| kategoria | literatura młodzieżowa |
| język | angielski |
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