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Dead Eleven
by Jimmy Juliano
There are certain things we all know, but we don't talk about them, because there's no reason to talk about them. We just know.
Dead Eleven by Jimmy Juliano
QUICK SUMMARY
There's an island that no one knows about, and few people fine. The island is living with a strange obsession with a year 1994. Clifford Island, Willow Stone is looking for the answers after the tragic accident costing the life of her son. Soon after arriving, she realizes there's something not quite right. Then five weeks after arriving, Willow disappears.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Thank you @NetGalley & @DuttonBooks for this copy of #DeadEleven in exchange with my honest review. I came for the synopsis and read the book in a day because I immediately NEEDED all the answers. This book shows multiple POVs telling the story and the journey to answers. I LOVED how true to 1994 this book stayed, like POGS. The best way I could describe this book is if the shows Lost & From had a baby. Over all I loved this story.