Into the Dark by Fiona Cummins | Book Review
When Julianne Hiller arrives at her best friend Piper Holden's house one late autumn morning, she discovers an eerie scene – the kettle is still warm, all the family’s phones are charging on the worktop, the cars are in the garage. But the house is deserted.
In fifteen-year-old Riva Holden’s bedroom, scrawled across the mirror in blood, are three words: Make Them Stop
What happens next?
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