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Romance In Kelly Moore's Amber House

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The book Amber House by Kelly Moore, Tucker Reed, and Larkin Reed is an extravagant book with mystery and romance in it. Sarah Parson is a normal teenage girl who loves her little brother Sammy very much. This takes place in mid- October at Sarah’s deceased grandmother’s house, amber house. It is said that there are diamonds/ treasures there hiding, somewhere in the house. It begins at Ida, Sarah’s grandmother, funeral. During that time she meets her grandmother’s best friend/ nurse Rose Valois and her grandson Jackson. During that time she meets her grandmother’s nurse/ best friend, Rose Valois and her grandson Jackson. She officially meets them when Rose invited her into her house. Once she entered her house Jackson had a conversation about

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