Letters From Oxford

Letters From Oxford

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Dear Hayden, I'm so sorry about what happened when you came to visit last Tuesday. I shouldn't have kissed you-I mean we're best friends! I was just upset about Tim and I was desperate for love, for a friend. We will always be friends and I swear to never do anything so stupid again. Please forgive me. Your best friend Kaycie xxx Kaycie and Hayden are best friends-they will always be friends nothing less nothing more. When Kaycie travels to Oxford University to continue her life dream she leaves her best friend of fifteen years Hayden behind. They both have no idea how they will survive they've never been separated-ever. So this is their story-their letters-their dreams everything to each other. Besides it's crazy to be anything more than best friends. Right?
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Dear Emma

Emma Baker was her best friend. She was also his girlfriend. Until she wasn't anymore. And what better way to replace the hole that she left than alcohol? ~*~ Emma is gone. But her boyfriend, Ryder, and her best friend, Kai, are still here. And they're hurting. Kai and Ryder have been close, even before Ryder started dating Emma. They grew up together, their parent's friends since college. So when Emma dies, and they both start falling in the same rabbit hole, their parents ship them off to grief camp. Which isn't as bad as they expected. There, they learn how to cope with Emma's death, leaning on each other; maybe a little too much. WARNING: this book has language, deals with suicide, depression, grief, and underage drinking

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