Striking

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It started with a party, a bottle of stolen champagne, and an accidental meeting. Sterling was the rambunctious, witty, and talented youngest daughter of Banker. However her hyperactive tendency make it difficult to conform to her Mother's expectation. At one of her parents social parties, she meets James Bishop, an ambitious and incredibly wealthy architecture student, who is attending University alongside her brother. She quickly takes a liking to him but must now learn to navigate coming into adulthood, romance, classicism, and the strict gender exception of the 1950′s.All Rights Reserved

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