
I guess that means that it was a very good book from the perspective that it made me care about the characters. I really did. It also kept me guessing, too.
Cathy is taking a summer course in Latin at a local high school- not her own- with a bunch of other kids from different high schools. During lunch one of the other students approaches her like she's a ghost and he is totally flipped out and happy because he is sure that she is his long-lost cousin, Murielle. When Murielle was ten, her parents- the dude's aunt and uncle skipped the country because they had stolen millions and millions of bucks from their clients in investment scams. Cathy is like, 'Um dude, sorry...not Murielle!'.
I don't want to say anymore about the plot but the book is told from two different perspectives-- Cathy and Murielle and it flips back and forth from when Murielles parents ran off with the money to present day.
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