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Is This a Game?
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Ongoing, First published Nov 21, 2018
"Really, hmm I bet you that she won't believe you. she fell in love with me and she won't believe a person who still likes her man" he said with fearless eyes and a charming smile, a smile that turned into a nightmare to me how come I never seen it coming. I could never imagine that behind this beautiful smile was hiding a devilish behavior."

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Ava Miller is your average 17 years old teenage girl. she is super intelligent and creative and has amazing best friends that help her in almost all. She has this alter ego that to be honest wished she would have been in another life. She has a crush on the captain of the school's soccer team that she knows since grade 9, but rarely talks to. before graduating, she decides to tell her crush what she feels for him, but everything isn't what you think it seems it is and she would learn it the hard way. What if the hard way was the best way to truly know who she was really dealing with all this time? 

(This is the first book of a series of three books called ''The Game" and I hope you will receive this book with generosity)
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