It was a redheaded man sprawled across the floor in Ian's parents' room, one arm up as if he'd rolled out of bed. His arm was twisted, and the back of his head was wet with blood. Just breathe, I tell myself as I drum my fingernails on the dining room table. Don't think about it. If you think about it, Officer Wells is going to know. And he doesn't know anything. He's not looking for you anyway. I make my fingers stop tapping. When an adult neighbor is brutally murdered during a high-school house party, everyone in school seems to have an idea who did it, but no one will go to the police. Jen was there and saw the body and she has her own ideas about who is responsible. As a reporter for the school TV show, she decides to try and uncover the truth and discover if a classmate's increasingly violent behavior is to blame. When she and others begin digging too deeply, violence flares in the small community. Finally, Jen is forced to take a stand, one that may cost her more than she could imagine. Truth was inspired by actual events and informed by Tanya Lloyd Kyi's interest in the teen code of silence that seems to be so ubiquitous today. Tanya is a freelance graphic designer and writer. Her most recent book, Canadian Girls Who Rocked the World (Whitecap) has been nominated for the Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Award. Tanya has never solved a murder. Orca Soundings have long been popular with English readers aged 12 and up looking for high-interest fiction. Now these best-selling novels for reluctant readers are available in professional Spanish translations. Geared to reluctant or non-readers in grades 7 and up, these contemporary novels, with plots and characters teens can relate to, are sure to be a hit with ELL students, those learning Spanish and those struggling with English. Written at a grade 2.0 to 4.5 reading level, these exact translations will complement the existing English versions.