Dysfunctional

Dysfunctional

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jul 19, 2018
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The only thing Alex and her twin brother Theo want this summer is to have fun with their friends. Unfortunately life doesn't always give you what you want and Alex learns this when she learns a secret that makes her question herself her and her twin brother and like that isn't enough, she has to deal with the budding feelings she's beginning to have for her best friend and a jealous rival Join Alex as she undergoes a journey of self-discovery and is forced to come face-to-face with feelings she would rather have buried deep inside her.
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Alex has never lived a normal life. For as long as he can remember, it's been just him, his older brother Dare, and Dare's best friend Viktor-moving from town to town, never staying long enough to put down roots. Motel rooms and back roads are the closest thing he has to home. When Dare takes a long-term construction job, Alex finally gets the chance to spend a whole year in one place. For the first time, he goes to school, makes friends, and begins to wonder what he's been missing. But the stability he's always wanted comes with a price: the risk of being discovered, judged, or even torn away from the only family he's ever had. As Alex struggles to balance the life he wants with the life he has, tragedy forces him to face questions he's not ready to answer-and Dare and Viktor to confront the choices that have kept them running for so long. On Our Own is a coming-of-age story about family, friendship, and the painful truth that sometimes love isn't enough to make things okay.

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