In the unforgiving world of popular video game Project Survival, seventeen-year-old Stella takes no prisoners. Her ability to annihilate both human and computer-generated enemies with the help of her partner Betsy earns the girls a chance to compete in the national championships in Seattle. But claiming victory isn't the only reason Stella's excited to head north. It's also a chance for her to meet Noah, a Project Survival newbie she took under her wing a few months ago who's become more to her than just another player--a lot more.
When the two finally meet, Noah is even cuter in person than in the pictures he sent Stella, but for some reason the real-world chemistry doesn't match the intensity of their late-night chats. Is it possible the boy of her dreams doesn't exist IRL?
With a huge cash prize on the line, Stella must navigate the dangerous terrain of Project Survival and her own conflicting emotions, even as she discovers that the lines between real life and online are blurrier than she ever imagined.
Fun, funny, and feminist af, STELLAR is a tale of first love, best friends, and self-discovery, a story that will appeal to readers of FANGIRL and TELL ME THREE THINGS.
21 Kapitel Abgeschlossene Geschichte Erwachseneninhalt
21 Kapitel
Abgeschlossene Geschichte
Erwachseneninhalt
Stella Rose lives a life of secrets and half truths. But she's never had to lie to Zach Mitchell before. He's her best friend. When they start to explore a romantic relationship, everything comes crashing down around them. Betrayals take place, secrets spill, and hearts get stomped on. Now, a few years later, and about to graduate high school, will we see the wounds heal? Will Stella and Zach get a second chance?
***Formerly known as: It's A First Love Kinda Thing (IAFLKT)***
8/21 #1 friendship goals
8/21 #1 Teen romance
8/21 #1 Figure it out
[WARNING: Contains triggers for eating disorders, emotional and physical abuse, suicidal thoughts, harmful language]
**This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. **