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Lilliana Sol's Character Analysis

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How far would you go to save a life? Lilliana Sol doesn't expect much out of people until she crosses paths with Lewis Roy Fox, a charming teenage boy that meets her definition of courage. Lewis's parents are devoted preppers and have taught him how important it is to prepare for the unexpected. But it is Lewis's younger brother with Cerebral Palsy that has taught him the most about survival. Nothing could have prepared Lewis for a blackbird Storm. It has been ten years and Lilliana Sol has returned. Lewis would love nothing more than to forget the green-eyed girl from his past, but how can you forget someone that drastically influenced your life? What happens when shewrites a best seller about you? Exaggerated truth. Secrets and lies that
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