![]() ![]() ![]() Sutton’s friends are all involved in something called ‘The Lying Game,’ a mean-spirited prank war that is escalating fast. ![]() Mysterious notes show up, claiming that Sutton is dead and that Emma must play along-or else. ![]() And while Sutton’s luxurious life may be a far cry from the foster child lifestyle that Emma has lived, Emma soon finds that all is not as it seems in this tony Arizona town. Their resemblance is so remarkable that Sutton’s friends and family, and even the police, not only mistake Emma for Sutton, but don’t believe Emma when she tries to explain the mistake. However, what she soon finds is not a pair of welcoming arms, but a missing Sutton. After making connection with this doppleganger, Sutton Mercer, on Facebook and being invited to meet her in Arizona, Emma immediately sets out, thrilled at the thought of finding a family once again. After being framed by her leering, skeevy foster brother for petty theft and facing an uncertain future, Emma is shocked to discover a video uploaded online that shows a blindfolded girl being strangled and falling unconscious–a girl who looks exactly like Emma. Seventeen year old Emma Paxton has bounced in and out of foster homes since she was four years old, when her mother left her at a friend’s house for a play date, never to return again. ![]()
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