RockWood High

RockWood High

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Mariya gets into trouble, something hardly foreign to her, and is send to RockWood. With the help of Officer Romonov, she settles in quickly, but what about the mysterious boy who claims her before she even sees her dorm room? What will she do when she finds out he's not as much of a stranger as she thinks? How will her experience at RockWood be changed by this boy's presence? **I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE PICTURES**
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