Secrets of Westfeild prep
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Amara was a loner. She had never gotten on well with the kids at school. However it all changed after she started seeing dreams that predict a future security breach at school which may lead to fatal casualties. It is up to Amara to try and change it, but can a 15-year-old loner pull it off by herself?
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