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ELLE BY ONYEMAOBI
the heart wrenching events that build up to the disappearance of a town’s girl. Elle Sanders, including it’s shocking aftermath.
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Yonsdale was a quiet town, never like the ones you saw on television. They were minute and everything they did was uniformed. They were so little that they knew one another, all too well. And asides that love that they shared, there was peace.
Or they had thought. There was rarely any robbery at the least or havoc and tragedy almost never hit them but that is until the Sanders family. Having moved there since over a decade, Elle’s father returns from the military but with post traumatic syndrome. This does make it hard for everyone till they eventually loose him.
And then Elle, few weeks later.
She was the perfect girl, t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThanks for checking out this book.A chapter dedicated to your support as well as your very well received suggestions.exclusively on Goodnovel.SCHEDULECompleted.AUTHOR'S NOTEDo know that, your lovely comments and constructive criticism are welcomed-And your reviews and comments are well appreciated. I hope you love it as much as I loved writing it for you.In the meantime, enjoy my world of choices and characters that I hope you fall in love with and follow them on this quest called life.As this book is mainly filled with flashbacks and flashforwards, ensure that you read through each of the sentences at the top.ALSO NOTE,-that the night of the murder and during the investigation are all flashforwards and after the murder.Each segregated flashback or flashforwards are clearly headed so don't confuse it with their normal ongoing lives.DISCLAIMEROne would be put at the beginning of each chapter that is heavily or sensitively themed.But asides all and all, I r
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