My escape
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Jordan Simmons is a senior at Meadow-Reed High School, and her father has just passed away. In an attempt to feel close to him, Jordan goes to the woods every afternoon and builds herself a tree house. She spends all of her spare time here. Soon after her dad passed, Jordan meets the popular boy at school, Jake. As she struggles to avoid him, he grows ever more persistent, and they seem to keep bumping into each other. When she starts to let her walls down, she discovers that maybe she has been wrong all these years. Perhaps she judged him before she got to know him. But can Jake keep her secret?....
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By day, Zoe is your average High school girl. She has cool friends and okay grades... Hand her a volleyball, and her spike will scare boys off... Which she's okay with. Boys are drama and she's not allowed drama. She's not allowed much but that's all she knows... As soon as school is over, Zoe goes back to her old wooden house. That house everybody knows of but nobody's ever been to. They all know who Zoe's father is. They also know Charlie. Not that Zoe's ever mentioned either of them, she never talks about her home life. Never has, never will. But what happens when her two worlds collide and the ugly truth is revealed? Can she really allow herself to live normally when she knows HE is hiding somewhere? And where the heck is Charlie?!

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