Under The Southern Sun

Under The Southern Sun

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WpMetadataNoticeÚltima publicación lun, may 16, 2011
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It was the year of 1953 that everything changed for sixteen year old Simon Colt. In his small Georgia town, everything stayed in the same and nobody dared mess up the way things went. But when Simon's high school suddenly recieves a music teacher for its program that had shut down many years, questions begin to arise about why Landon Wilkes, the principal, would hire a music teacher. Simon, by accident, finds himself leading the school's music comeback, despite his wishes. Secrets begin to arise about reasons why the music program has a sudden revival, and the music teacher himself. Suddenly, Simon finds himself in the middle of the biggest crisis to rock his small town, and questioning what exactly he believes in, and what he needs to stand up for.
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Damian Moore was a reliable friend and a confusing mystery all wrapped up in one boy who barely spoke. He would stay loyal to anyone until red and blue lights flashed and sirens wailed. Of course there were rumors. Everyone whispered around that he'd been caught before. The main story was that his time in juvie had been so traumatizing that he would never risk it again. If he ever missed a day at school, it was quickly decided by the crowds of teens that he had been arrested again. He didn't wear leather jackets or fill his black hair with gel. He didn't skip school (often) and didn't ride a motorcycle. Girls didn't swoon at the sight of him, they just stared. Boys weren't jealous of him, only curious. He was the talk of the town, but the talk was always just rumors and lies. Only I knew the truth about Damian Moore. Cover made by the amazing @MeowTheCatSays

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