Serena Brown a 17 years old teenage girl. She is joyful and a person who dreams to be a student in a best University. Her dreams were shattered when she met Ryan, her boyfriend. She soon became obsessed with him. During mid-year examination, Serena overheard the Ryan 's conversation with Rebeca, the popular and Serena bully that he with her over a bet he did with his friends. That broke Serena, she broke up with Ryan. Since that incident, Serena didn't want to date again and thinks every guy who comes to her for entertainment. Her parents weren't worried at first thinking she would get over it soon. Days went to months but Serena had lost that joyful and bright person. She would just keep quiet and hardly speaks. Serena's friends weren't helpful except Jade and April. They were trying to lighten Serena's mood. Her parents even consulted her to a therapist but it became an epic fail. Mr Brown soon gets an offer to work USA. He then decided to move there with his family. He had hope that it will bring back the old Serena. Serena weren't happy at her parents decision moving to USA. She didn't want to leave her friends. Serena always wanted to be a physiologist in the military. She didn't like the students there. In actual fact,she was afraid of being judged as the quiet and lame girl as her old school. That's when she met new People. ... This book cover is from @jaynemachan.

Being adopted is hard, being adopted by a serial killer is even harder. Cover by: Verde56

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