Silver: Cafe Noir

Carolina Sorn (kinda, mostly, sort of.)

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Silver: Cafe Noir

Silver is a teenage student living in the capitol city of Tapor. Her father was an American and he left when she was very young. She’s always known that she was different from other people and she has built a secret second life that she hides from everyone that knows her.

Can she keep her two lives separate, keeping her teachers, her friends and her family from discovering the truth?

One wrong move and both lives might come crashing down around her and then, who knows what she might discover?

About the author

Carolina was born in Cambodia and didn’t hatch from any kind of egg or congeal in a gutter, as certain comments on the toilet wall like to suggest.

She’s worked as a student, professional nuisance, private detective and English teacher. Without exception, she was pretty terrible at all of them, which was why she became a writer.

Carolina specialises in boring us all with Young-Adult books about identity, which is a bit rich since she barely has one of her own. Her debut novel was written when she was only 18 and had absolutely no idea about the world around her. Several years later, it’s painfully obvious to see she’s learned absolutely nothing.

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