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<\/a><\/p>\nCandace \u201cCandy\u201d Pickens has been obsessed with the swamp lore of her tiny Louisiana town for . . . forever. Name any ghostly swamp figure and Candy will recite the entire tale in a way that will curl your toes and send chills up your spine.<\/p>\n
That doesn\u2019t mean Candy\u2019s a believer, however. Even though she and her friends entered the swamp at the start of summer and left it changed, Candy\u2019s the only one who can\u2019t see or feel the magical swamp Shine. She\u2019s also the only one who can\u2019t see the ghosts that have been showing up and spooking everyone in town ever since. So Candy concentrates on other things\u2014real things. Like fighting with her mother and plotting her escape from her crazy town.<\/p>\n
But ghosts aren\u2019t the only newcomers in Sticks, Louisiana. The King family arrives like a hurricane: in a blur and unwanted\u2014at least by Candy. Mr. King is intent on filming the rumored ghostly activity for his hit TV show, Local Haunts. And while Candy can\u2019t ignore how attracted she is to eighteen-year-old Gage King and how much his sister, Nova, wants to be friends, she\u2019s still suspicious of the King family.<\/p>\n
As Candy tries to figure out why the Kings are really in town and why the swamp that had previously cast her aside now seems to be invading every crack in her logical, cynical mind, she stumbles across the one piece of swamp lore she didn\u2019t know. It\u2019s a tale that\u2019s more truth than myth, and may have all the answers . . . and its roots are in Candy\u2019s own family tree.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\t\t
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Behold the Bones<\/strong> by Natalie C. Parker<\/a>