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Feb 2016, 384 pages
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Jul 2017, 400 pages
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Norah Piehl
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"It takes ages to get there."
"We'll all drive down together. It'll be fun." She nudges me. "Hey, maybe one day they'll open an airport on the Roseland."
"That's never going to happen."
"Well ... good." She tucks a strand of hair behind my ear. "We don't want to make it too easy, do we?"
"Then it wouldn't be our special place." I say this shamelessly, to please her. And it does.
"Exactly!" She grins and her eyes glint from green to yellow, a leaf and its underside. Filled with light again, distance gone. "I always say to Daddy that Black Rabbit Hall is the one still sane point in this mad , changing world. It's our safe, happy place, isn't it, Amber?"
I hesitate. For some reason it feels as though everything rests on my answer.
Excerpted from Black Rabbit Hall by Eve Chase. Copyright © 2016 by Eve Chase. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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