Publisher's Synopsis
Pre-teenagers Julie and Wendy are best friends, who have been friends since they were three-years-old. They talk about everything, well almost everything. Because one of them has a secret she is afraid and ashamed to share. Her shame is predicated on the fact that she has been unable to stop her secret through all the methods she knows. Her shame is amplified because she and her best friend talk about almost everything they can think of, except her secret. She fears that if she shares her secret, it may become gossip through her friend with someone else. Some people would rather gossip and exploit a secret than keep a secret. That is the world we live in today. Secrets are revealed to other people for money, position, popularity and television show appearances. She has more fears. Can she trust her best friend with her secret? Will her friend be a true friend? Or can her friend even understand her secret Will her secret be such a shock to her friend that her best friend will no longer even be a friend? Secrets happen. Revealing secrets at the right time is crucial and can be the difference between: saving a person's life or a person dying. A traumatic incident occurs in Julie and Wendy lives through school. The incident makes one of them realize that her secret is dark and dangerous. She must share her secret to save someone's life! Will she share her secret with her best friend? Or will she reveal her secret to a total stranger?
