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A NAME I NEVER OWNED: Novel Sequel to The Last Person She Trusted

Name: A NAME I NEVER OWNED: Novel Sequel to The Last Person She Trusted
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Bol The Core Premise Sara Ellison survived. She reclaimed her name, built a federal case on her dead friend's evidence, and chose to stay in Caldwell. But surviving isn't the same as being free. Eighteen months after Victor Ellison's arrest, Sara is called to testify at his federal trial - and discovers that someone has been living as her. Not her old borrowed identity. Her real name. Sara Ellison. Someone built a life using it, left a trail of crimes underneath it, and then vanished - right before the trial began. Now Sara must prove not only what Victor did to her - but that she is who she says she is. Because in a courtroom, identity is everything. And someone wants the jury to see a criminal when they look at her face.

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The Core Premise Sara Ellison survived. She reclaimed her name, built a federal case on her dead friend's evidence, and chose to stay in Caldwell. But surviving isn't the same as being free. Eighteen months after Victor Ellison's arrest, Sara is called to testify at his federal trial - and discovers that someone has been living as her. Not her old borrowed identity. Her real name. Sara Ellison. Someone built a life using it, left a trail of crimes underneath it, and then vanished - right before the trial began. Now Sara must prove not only what Victor did to her - but that she is who she says she is. Because in a courtroom, identity is everything. And someone wants the jury to see a criminal when they look at her face.

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