Study Hall #Wattys2017

Study Hall #Wattys2017

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A popular jock with a big secret. A wallflower learning how to fall in love. A new cheerleader with a goal to change her life. A mastermind with more issues than just college applications. A swimmer that doesn't know what his future holds. A singer that just wants to be accepted. A rich girl with a past she can't forget. A poor boy trying to overcome his struggles. A bad boy with no idea what's coming next. An innocent girl that wants to experience life. We don't talk about study hall. We go to study hall and act like nothing happened. We tell our friends we did our homework and talked to no one in class. We hide what we do every day and act like it's normal. Not a mystery involving ten unlikely friends. Not such a unique class that you could hardly believe it's real. Not something that will test everyone involved to see if they can make it out of the school year alive. Besides, you can't say that I like them if I don't know them. cover creds: @-averagesky [Highest rank: #649 in Mystery/Thriller]
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Three months ago, four kids were run off the road by a drunk driver and pronounced dead at the scene, leaving their families to grieve and wonder why accidents had to happen. The four left behind families, and namely, five specific siblings: all seniors in high school but not all similar. The five don't interact too often, but a common thought brings them together: what if their siblings had been murdered? As they begin to work together to find out who killed their older siblings, the five begin to realize that they might be getting in over their heads--for the four families have secrets that intertwine them beyond what anyone could have imagined, and the five teens find themselves in possession of the very secrets that may have got their siblings killed in the first place.

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