Risk

Publisher details

Author
Fleur Ferris
Publisher
Random House
Genres
Thriller, Young Adult Fiction
Released
01 July, 2015
ISBN
9780857986474

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Synopsis

Taylor and Sierra have been best friends for their whole lives. But Taylor's fed up. Why does Sierra always get what – and who – she wants? From kissing Taylor's crush to stealing the guy they both met online for herself, Sierra doesn't seem to notice when she hurts her friends.So when Sierra says Jacob Jones is the one and asks her friends to cover for her while she goes to meet him for the first time, Taylor rolls her eyes.But Sierra doesn't come back when she said she would.One day. Two days. Three . . .What if Taylor's worrying for nothing? What if Sierra's just being Sierra, forgetting about everyone else to spend time with her new guy?When Taylor finally tells Sierra's mum that her daughter is missing, Taylor and her friends are thrown into a dark world they never even knew existed.Can Taylor find Sierra's abductor in time? Or should she be looking for a killer?
Fleur Ferris
About the author

Fleur Ferris

Fleur Ferris spent the first seventeen years of her life growing up on a farm in Patchewollock, north-west Victoria. She then moved twenty times in twenty years.During this time, Fleur sometimes saw the darker side to life while working for a number of years as a police officer and a paramedic.She now lives a more settled lifestyle on a rice farm in southern New South Wales, with her husband and three young children.Fleur's colourful and diverse background has given her unique insight into today's society and an endless pool of experiences to draw from. When she isn't weaving this through young adult fiction, reading or spending time with her family, you will find her with friends, talking about art, books and travel.Risk is Fleur's first novel for young adults.

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