Books with title Town Secrets

India lives in a large, luxurious house with a mum she can't stand and a dad she adores, though he hasn't had much time for her recently. She seeks solace in her journal, which she keeps in sincere imitation of her heroine, Anne Frank.Treasure lives on the local council estate with her loving and capable grandmother. She is devoted to her nan but lives in fear of having to go back to live with her mother and violent stepfather.A chance meeting sparks a great friendship between the girls. And when Treasure has to run away to avoid her stepfather, India comes up with a hiding place inspired by her favorite writer. India hasn't got a real secret annexe like Anne Frank—but she has got a hidden attic....

Some secrets are better shared. Enter the world of two eleven year old girls, both extremely quiet when it comes to their deepest, darkest secrets. There’s me, McKenzie, curious and thoughtful in every way imaginable. And just a little too curious about one unspeakable matter... Then there’s Jill, the most rich, least popular girl in all of Larson Pierce Intermediate, whose mother should have made a very different decision many years ago... Finally there’s Mrs. Bailey, the school’s guidance counselor, who knows that something is connected to these two girl’s secretiveness involving the other of the two...

Come along to the Missouri Ozarks!This is a book that can be enjoyed by both young and old alike. It's living in a rural area with clear streams made for floating and fishing, heavily wooded hills hiding fantastic caves, woodland creatures from the white-tail deer to the wily raccoon, and the hoot of the owls to lull you to sleep.But when young Bill's parents separate and he comes to this place with his mother, he feels nothing but sadness and loneliness. Then, through an accident, he meets two young hillfolk who show him the secrets and wonders of the Ozarks and teach him what true happiness is. Billy's life, both at school and at home, changes, but there are secrets he must keep.Though the 'Hillfolk' and some of their superstitions come from Ozark folklore, the adventures of the boys could be enjoyed by anyone today. The setting is here!

An earthquake caused by Wren and Satchel's ill-fated tryst brings forth a prophecy that sends the Unrest and the Delegation into a tailspin. Immortals on the earth must be abducted and hidden from the North Star's greedy grasp. Vespera's fury erupts as the Unrest begins to splinter off from the Moon behind her back. Attacks that should be used on the enemy target her supposed allies. Seeds of doubt, betrayal and rebellion begin to sprout in the Realm of the Sun and the Moon, causing division, subterfuge, and deadly attacks. An evil that was locked up centuries ago is unleashed and let loose on the earth. There are those who fight for unity, those who struggle just to stay alive, those who battle for control, but a few begin their secret plans for a revolt.

Emma Thornton has a secret. She is an outcast at the small Misty Point high school she attends. She doesn't talk and refuses to acknowledge her fellow students. But that's not her secret. Her secret is why. No one would believe that, just by standing in the same room with her, she learns their deepest, darkest secrets. Now, she is forced to separate herself from the company of others and has accepted the fact that she can never have a normal life…until Draven McCabe comes along. Emma discovers something about Draven that she never imagined: there are no secrets for her to hear, no thought emanating from him, there's nothing but silence. After suffering a horrific tragedy, Draven McCabe moves back to his family home in Misty Point to finish out high school, and hopefully leave his past behind. His only goal is to get through high school, graduate, and go to college. But he soon learns that nothing ever happens the way you plan, especially when it comes to Emma Thornton. From the first day at school, he finds himself completely fascinated by her. She's the only girl who isn't glancing at him, whispering about him, or trying to flirt with him. She seems an outcast, but for what reason? As their relationship grows, their secrets come to light, but when Draven's past come back and puts Emma in danger, will he be able to prevent history from repeating itself? Or will Emma pay the ultimate price?

Mike Jaeger is a typical teenager. Well, sort of. He’s got some problems, mental problems specifically. Maybe a few more than most. But at least he’s human. Or not. At the ripe old age of sixteen, Mike begins to awaken to a new self. A self that remembers forty thousand years of war with humans. Mike and his father are clones, as was every ancestor back to the First Brother, the homonid who saw his Pack-sister, his future mate, raped and tortured by humans. Sharing empathically in her fate, First Brother vows revenge on humans, and for that is cast out of the Pack. Every descendant since remembers the events vividly, for emotional memories are inscribed in their very DNA. But Mike doesn’t know his hallucinations are memories, or that the shadows in his mind are Pack-brothers. And his father can’t bring himself to tell Mike what’s happening to him. Mike only knows he has one good, true friend, Dave. And Dave, too, has a secret.