- 352 pages
- English
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About this book
Becca has plenty to hide and everything to lose—but with her future on the line, she's willing to risk it all. This gripping novel from New York Times bestselling author Maragaret Peterson Haddix "will rivet readers" ( Publishers Weekly ). Becca's claim to fame is one she's been hiding from for the past three years: Her father is a notorious embezzler, and when he was caught, his excuse was, "How else is a guy like me supposed to put his kid through college?"Three years after the trial and imprisonment that destroyed Becca's life, she and her mother have started over again and are living in a town where no one knows their secret. But as college—and its cost—looms large, Becca begins to wonder how they'll afford it. And how she can apply for financial aid without divulging her secret? A local scholarship opportunity seems like a dream come true, but as the application process commences, Becca uncovers a chain of secrets that could destroy everything she's worked so hard to build. But the truth could also lead her toward the future she's always dreamed of…
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Dedication
- Then
- Still Then
- Still Then
- Between Then and Now
- Now—: Three Years Later: The Beginning of Senior Year
- Now
- Now again: (Really. I’m staying in “now.” I worked too hard to get away from “then.” Why go back?)
- Now: (Still not “then.” But maybe some “if . . . then . . .”)
- Now
- Now: (Why, oh, why aren’t I in a different now?)
- Now—: finally, a happy now. Sort of
- Still now: (Must fight against then . . . must resist . . .)
- Now and now and now
- A relieved now. And then . . .
- Now—: totally confused
- An even more confused now
- Now—: stunned, stunned, stunned
- Still now—: for some reason, time doesn’t stop. It just keeps moving on
- Now—: continued
- Now—: hopeful
- More now
- Now—: a few weeks later
- Now
- Now—: a nerve-racking now
- Now—: Fifteen of the most horrifying minutes of my life
- Still the horrifying now. Only, it gets worse
- Now—: Do I exist?
- Now—: and there’s more
- Now—: too much now
- Now—: a terrible now
- Now—: and things can get worse
- Now—: and it’s better
- Now—: it all comes out
- Now—: two days later, the start of fall break
- Now—: the drive south
- Now—: Georgia
- Now—: Despair
- Now—: Stunned
- Now—: logistics and hopes . . . and revelations
- Now—: the moment of truth (Well, several moments, actually)
- Now—: Saturday morning at prison
- Now—: confusion
- Now—: Friday, six days later
- Now—: relief
- Acknowledgments
- About Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Copyright