"Admit it Davery." Amber shouted. "I can't because it's not true." Davery yelled. Amber got up from the bed and ran over to Davery. She pushed her against the wall and put both of her hands on Davery's face. "Baby we both know that's a lie." Amber said and kissed her. The story of two different girls. Davery is the popular girl. Amber is known as the school slut. Davery is the defination of a good girl while Amber is the complete opposite. Davery wears casual clothes while Amber shows more skin. Davery is shy while Amber is outgoing and loud. They both are the complete opposites, but what happens when they both learn they share the same secret and will the secret change there lives for better or for worse?

This is the original, unedited version of Light as a Feather, Book #1. This book was the inspiration for the Hulu Original Series. The revised version is now available in bookstores throughout the USA & Canada from Simon Pulse. McKenna Brady thinks her junior year of high school is going to be the best ever when she's welcomed into the elite group of popular girls at Weeping Willow High School led by blonde, gorgeous Olivia Richmond. Prior to junior year, McKenna was known in her small town as the girl whose twin sister died in a tragic house fire, and she's overjoyed at the prospect of redefining her identity. She has a date to the Homecoming dance with Olivia's handsome older brother, and a good chance of being elected to student council. For the first time since McKenna's parents divorced, things are looking up. But everything changes the night of Olivia's Sweet Sixteen sleepover birthday party. Violet, the shy, mysterious new girl in town, suggests that the girls play a scary game called Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board, during which Violet makes up elaborate stories about the future ways in which beautiful Olivia, brassy Candace, and athletic Mischa will die. The game unsettles McKenna because she's already escaped death once in her life, but she doesn't want to ruin her friends' fun. It's only a game, she reminds herself.