BOOK REVIEW: Trust Me, I'm Trouble by Mary Elizabeth Summer
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Publisher: Delacorte Press
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Synopsis
LITTLE SECRETS.
Staying out of trouble isn’t possible for Julep Dupree. She has managed
not to get kicked out of her private school, even though everyone knows
she’s responsible for taking down a human-trafficking mob boss—and getting
St. Agatha’s golden-boy Tyler killed in the process. Running cons holds
her guilty conscience at bay, but unfortunately, someone wants Julep to
pay for her mistakes . . . with her life.
BIG LIES.
Against her better judgment, Julep takes a shady case that requires her
to infiltrate a secretive organization that her long-gone mother and the
enigmatic blue fairy may be connected to. Her best friend, Sam, isn’t
around to stop her, and Dani, her one true confidante, happens to be a
nineteen-year-old mob enforcer whose moral compass is as questionable as
Julep’s. But there’s not much time to worry about right and wrong—or to
save your falling heart—when there’s a contract on your head.
Murders, heists, secrets and lies, hit men and hidden identities . . . If
Julep doesn’t watch her back, it’s her funeral. No lie.
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