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Follow The Lives Of America’s Most Elite Teens. A year ago Sabastian Delroy left Liston Hills and a heartbroken Dainy with it. Now a year later he is back, but things aren’t how he left them. His best friend is dating his ex-girlfriend.
Follow The Lives Of America’s Most Elite Teens.
A year ago Sabastian Delroy left Liston Hills and a heartbroken Dainy with it. Now a year later he is back, but things aren’t how he left them. His best friend is dating his ex-girlfriend. But, fear not, she’s about to learn her first lesson. Once a Delroy’s girl, always a Delroy’s girl.
This book is the first season in the twelve-part series Liston Hills.
| Author |
Shan R.K |
|---|---|
| Print Length |
123 pages |
| Published Date |
2019 |
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