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Ten Year Old Skeletons Summary

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Once a girl named Tandy in this story started investigating a bunch of homicides and her family 's ten year old old skeletons in the closet. Tandy is finally reunited with her love that is left in Paris. But as her love gets really distant with everyone, She starts to noticed disturbing questions and things about him, and what actually happened to her dead sister that has been dead for awhile. With no way to really tell who in her life she can actually trust and is close to.Tandy will never get to the bottom of the hundreds of secrets her parents kept from her. She wants to know so bad the truth behind her love in Paris and everything from her family that they are hiding from her.

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