Leather and Nerd Glasses

Leather and Nerd Glasses

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Romance
Duality: The quality or condition of being dual. Katrina (aka Katz) Williams knows all about duality. She and her best friends Mikey, Nora and Frenchie are the type of people who blend into the lockers. Nobody hears them, nobody notices them and that's just the way they like it. But these girls swore that one day everyone would hear them through their music. They practice in secret in Katz basement and are so close to their dream until one day Katz, who has no cooking ability what so ever, decides to get fancy and toast her pb&j sandwich, thus burning their house and their recorded songs to ashes. Katz always busy parents set Katz and her friends up to live with their close friends, the Keegan's. Now not only does Katz and the band have to re-record their whole song portfolio but they also have to try and keep their secret from the schools biggest playboy/bad boy, Ryker Keegan and his leather clad friends. So be sure to listen, because the things you can't see make the loudest sounds
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