Ruby Gold had it all. The most handsome quarterback boyfriend, best grades, rich family, her own cheer team, the looks and the personality.
Eden Harper is the new girl. She is the definition of bad, not to mention, it isn't hard to figure out her sexuality.
What happens once the popular girl, the new bad girl and a stereotypical town all come together? Is Ruby even happy? Is Eden even bad?
A story far from traditional.
Stars:
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Why?:
Of all the sapphic books I read last summer, I never found one about badgirl and goodgirl (Ahsford's Arsonist doesn't count as such), and even though I don't remember much of what I read, I do remember enjoying it a lot and it made me feel things.
