Another possibility is that one of the other characters in PLL has a hidden motive. For instance, someone who is jealous of Allison's popularity or someone who she had an argument with in the past. They might have found a way to make her sick without being suspected at first.
Well, it could be about Allison's struggle with a mystery illness that may or may not be related to the main PLL plot. Maybe she starts getting sick and her friends suspect it's something more sinister, like someone is poisoning her to keep her quiet about a secret.
Definitely not. Fan - created works are often meant to be enjoyed by a wide range of audiences, including younger fans. Content with sexual implications is not suitable for such a broad consumption. Moreover, it can distort the original essence of the 'pll' concept, whether it's a show, a game, or something else.
Well, without more context regarding 'PLL Book 12', it's really difficult to name the 5 novels. It might be that this is a very specific collection within a certain series. Maybe if we knew more about the overall theme of the PLL series, we could make a better guess.
I'm not sure specifically which 'pll' you are referring to. It could be 'Pretty Little Liars'. If so, it's a story full of mystery, secrets, and drama among a group of friends who are being tormented by an anonymous 'A' who knows all their secrets and uses them to play cruel games. There are lots of plot twists and turns as the girls try to figure out who 'A' is while dealing with their own personal issues like relationships and family problems.
It depends on the context and development of the story. Sometimes love alone can overcome many challenges, but in other cases, external factors might play a role.