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Pretty Sly is Elisa Ludwig's heart-pounding sequel to Pretty Crooked and the second book in a trilogy perfect for fans of Sarah Mlynowski, Ally Carter, or Sara Shepard. Willa Fox was ordered to stay out of trouble by a juvenile court judge. But that was before her house was ransacked . . . and her mother went missing. Now Willa and her sexy crush, Aidan, must violate her probation and hit the California highway in search of her mom. When Willa and Aidan wind up being the focus of a national manhunt, their journey becomes dangerously criminal. Soon Willa realizes it's easier to escape the law than the truth. And everything she thought she knew about her mom—and her life—was wrong.
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Pretty Crooked - 2: Pretty Sly, Elisa Ludwig, Sarah Mlynowski
- Language
- Released
- 2015
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- Book condition
- Good
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- Title
- Pretty Crooked - 2: Pretty Sly
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Elisa Ludwig, Sarah Mlynowski
- Publisher
- Katherine Tegen Books
- Released
- 2015
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 328
- ISBN10
- 0062066102
- ISBN13
- 9780062066107
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Mystery & Thriller, Romance, Young Adult, Mystery Novels, Contemporary Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Teens, Literary Adaptations
- Description
- Pretty Sly is Elisa Ludwig's heart-pounding sequel to Pretty Crooked and the second book in a trilogy perfect for fans of Sarah Mlynowski, Ally Carter, or Sara Shepard. Willa Fox was ordered to stay out of trouble by a juvenile court judge. But that was before her house was ransacked . . . and her mother went missing. Now Willa and her sexy crush, Aidan, must violate her probation and hit the California highway in search of her mom. When Willa and Aidan wind up being the focus of a national manhunt, their journey becomes dangerously criminal. Soon Willa realizes it's easier to escape the law than the truth. And everything she thought she knew about her mom—and her life—was wrong.