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Cassie's Fictional Character In 'The Naturals'

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I believe in Cassie, a fictional character in The Naturals (the book that I reviewed). She is taken from everything she knows, her family, friends, and her home, to go to Washington D.C. and solve cold cases. She went because she wanted to solve her mother’s murder, but it takes a turn for the worst when the serial killer takes a personal interest in Cassie, and becomes obsessed with her. However through all of the drama, with boys and killers, and jealous girls. Cassie stays strong through the entire thing, She is kind, cares about people, and wants to help others. I believe in Cassie because she has been through so many trials. Her mom being murdered, and her seeing the crime scene and then having to relive it over again. Living with Lia
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