Who You Might Be Av Leigh N. Gallagher

<p><b>¿Dazzling...<i>Who You Might Be</i> is a brilliant, splintery coming-of-age novel that perfectly captures the nervous thrum of adolescence and the unnerving fragility of adulthood. Gallagher is so acutely attuned to the lies (and secrets) we tell (and keep from) ourselves and others. It puts me in mind of Emma Cline and Rachel Kushner.¿¿Award-winning author Peter Ho Davies</b><br><b><br>A fiercely original and propulsive debut novel about the unexpected turns in life that ultimately determine who we become.</b><br><br>It¿s the late nineties¿the dawn of the internet¿and Judy and Meghan have lied to their mothers and run away for the weekend, to see a girl they¿ve met in a chat room. Meanwhile, twelve-year-old Cassie, desperately clinging to childhood hopes, travels deep into the Nevada desert to reunite with her real mother at a strange and isolated compound. And, across the country, Caleb, an entitled teenager, is miserable following his family¿s move from upper-crust San Francis