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Best friends Bailey and Megan often interfere in each other's lives, but when Bailey becomes involved with a mysterious gamer she met online and Megan decides to prove he cannot be trusted, a serious feud begins. The plot contains profanity.
Quick Summary
When Bailey meets a mysterious gamer online, her best friend Megan's suspicion sets off a chain reaction that tests their friendship in ways neither expected, especially when lines between virtual and real life blur dangerously. Readers will race through the twisty drama, relatable social media showdowns, and the nail-biting mystery of figuring out who to trust when everyone has something to hide, all while navigating the messy reality of teenage friendships that feel more complicated than any video game level. If your kid likes "Thirteen Reasons Why" by Jay Asher, they'll love this raw and timely take on trust and betrayal in the digital age. Perfect for teens in grades 8-11, ages 13 and up.