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When Thomas Pearson, the popular boy Reed has fallen for, is found dead, the quiet life at Easton Academy spirals into chaos. Friends act out, secrets surface, and cheating, partying, and blackmail come to life. During a Thanksgiving break, Reed and Josh stumble into a steamy connection that further complicates the investigation. As the campus turns every student toward Josh, Reed's own doubts pull her into a dangerous pursuit of truth. The once‑unbreakable bond among the Billings Girls is tested as they confront guilt, suspicion, and the possibility that their perfect world may have been fragile all along.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Kate Brian
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