The Opposite Blend

The Opposite Blend

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jun 6, 2019
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Fiction
Romance
Jakayla, a 17 year old black girl transfers from the comfort of her school in Atlanta Georgia into an all white school in South Carolina, Liberty High school. How will she get through her last year of school in a place who is scared of the unknown. Colton, a 17 year old white boy goes to Liberty Highschool. He thinks he has everything he wants and everything he'll ever need, girls desperation, guys wanna be him. Will that be enough when he meets a girl from another world? This book is to highlight the things that some African Americans go through along with interracial couples. all names and places except the states are real everything else is coincidental This is my first book so enjoy
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