My family was perfect. Absolutely no flaws. We had enough to get by comfortably but were certainly not rich. We have 4.0 GPA and make all the school teams. Our house was one step ahead of my mom's cleaning with a touch of untidiness. And I hated it. They were fake. Plastic. Nothing lay behind that perfect smile. I didn't start noticing this until recently though. I beginning to think I was alone in my suspicions when I got to know Glovanna, and I found out she thought the same of her family. I compared mine with hers and was shocked to find almost no difference. Glovanna introduced me to her friend Tesa who seemed to be stuck in a similar situation. Within the next couple years we had collected into a group of five. None with a differing story.
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Cracked Perfection
Teen FictionAlexandria knows something's up with her and her friends that sets them apart. When her friends start to go missing the pieces fall together.
