Connor, Quinn - Cicadas Sing of Summer Graves Gore and fosters a message of

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Connor, Quinn - Cicadas Sing of Summer Graves Gore and fosters a message ofIn the sweltering Arkansas town of Prosper, secrets rise like the cicadas' summer song. June, haunted by her brother's disappearance, seeks solace in the company of Lark, a captivating newcomer with a mysterious past. As they delve into the town's hidden history, they uncover a web of lies, buried trauma, and a darkness that threatens to consume them. Blurb: "They say the cicadas sing of the dead, but what if they also sing of the secrets we bury?"