The 29:1 Ratio
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Last published Mon, Jan 21, 2019
Layla Dayner is a junior in high school and is about to experience her craziest year yet. When she ends up having P.E. with 29 boys, and no other girls in sight, the possibilities are endless of what might happen.
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