Breaking the Hierarchy

Breaking the Hierarchy

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Athena Diaz never wanted to leave her home for Aurelia Heights, an elite boarding school in London filled with wealthy students who think they own the world. Forced to go as a scholarship student, she dreads facing The Big 5-a group of powerful and privileged students known for bullying anyone they see as beneath them. When she arrives, everything is just as bad as she feared, but a shocking secret about the school catches her attention. After getting tangled up with Theo Campbell, the leader of The Big 5, Athena's life takes a difficult turn. Refusing to let them control her, she teams up with some unlikely allies to expose their hidden truths. Determined to bring them down, Athena sets out to end The Big 5's reign of terror once and for all. But standing up to the most powerful kids at school comes with a price.
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