this is now.

this is now.

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THEN In the summer before her senior year, Samantha Morgan has a seemingly perfect life. Head cheerleader, student body president, and following in the footsteps of her politician father, Samantha has a lot going for her. Not to mention her super hot boyfriend, three best friends, and almost guaranteed acceptance to Duke next fall. NOW Dirty, raped, and terribly afraid, Samantha is forced to attend a support group and get a move on with her life. But in a world where boys may or may not be approaching her out of sympathy, where her best friends stray away, and where her parents are more focused on the upcoming election than her well-being, can Samantha learn that not everyone is as they seem? A story of betrayal, forgiveness, friendships, and the possibility of love when nothing seems to be going right, 'This Is Now' will certainly exceed your expectations.
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**TRIGGER WARNING. Contains the sensitive topic of rape and its aftermath.** She's not her daddy's little girl anymore. A confrontation is brewing ... Mia realizes the aftermath of her rape is not over when she is rocked by another challenge, one that will put her publicly at odds with her father, a U.S. Senator who has made her the poster child for his re-election. But the public face he wants her to wear can't be farther from who she is inside. The latest rape victim is expected to die soon, and only Mia can identify the attackers. With pressure from the police to come forward, Mia is distraught when her father forbids her from speaking out. She is surprised to discover new allies in her siblings, who break ranks with her father to support her. But even they have their own agenda. Before Mia turns eighteen, she'll face the ultimate choice: betraying her family or her conscience.

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