The Opposite Of Good
  • مقروء 354,156
  • صوت 10,479
  • أجزاء 86
  • الوقت 9h 57m
  • مقروء 354,156
  • صوت 10,479
  • أجزاء 86
  • الوقت 9h 57m
إكمال، تم نشرها في ينا ٢٣, ٢٠١٨
#13 - teen fiction [26/09/19]

Amara Hart is a teenage girl living with her abusive uncle. Her life was tragic, the only highlight being her friends and her librarian. When Justin Hazard came into the picture, her life changed drastically. 

He saves her from drowning in the pools of her own grief-but can he save himself too?

________

This story highlights different themes such as grief, trust and friendship. It gives an insight and awareness on abuse and how it can have it's effect on someone. 

#1 - grief
#1 - opposite
#1 - good    
#1 - tragiclovestory
#1 - onlyyou
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