Almost Hers

Almost Hers

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jul 8, 2025
Hailey thought her freshman year would be simple. Join the softball team, stay close to her family, and maybe-finally-get a shot with Matt, the guy she's crushed on forever. But then she meets Skylar. Tall. Confident. Guitar-playing. Gay-and not shy about it. Their connection starts on the field but deepens fast, through summer FaceTimes, teasing smiles, and secrets neither of them are ready to say out loud. As feelings get harder to ignore, Hailey's stuck between the life she thought she wanted... and the girl who makes her question everything.
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Brielle Jackson and Levi Miller have been friends since they were six and were playing pee wee baseball together. Levi is a 6'0, athletic, blonde, fair-skinned, light brown eyed baseball player while Brielle is 5'4 and everything he is except she plays fastpitch softball now, has dark brown eyes and is African American. Their friendship never saw color as a boundary because the status was only that of best friends. As they grew older their friendship just grew stronger and feelings for each other morphed into something more. Coming out of the senior year, Levi tells Brielle some thing that changes the makeup of their friendship. Not only will their twelve year friendship be tested by outside forces but they both learn about the hard realities of the world around them. In the end, Brielle will have a decision to make, one that could destroy any chance she may have with the boy who's always had her heart. Can she use the strength, courage and perserverance she's learned from the place she's lived her entire life or will it break the strong young woman she became? Or will the outside forces using race as a divider become a boundary that destroys this friendship and growing love?

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