midnight love
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Getting outed to her parents and being sent off to a Christian boarding school was not exactly what Charlie had planned for her senior year, and falling for one of the straightest girls at the school was definitely not what Charlie walked in there expecting.
Charlotte Brooke has always known that she didn't like guys, but being gay in a little Christian town in a family that went to church every Sunday, was an absolute disgrace--well according to her parents.
Grace Rivers has everything figured out for herself. Perfect grades, head of the culture club and a plan to go to Harvard--all the things her family expects of her. But she has a secret. One that would get her kicked out of the school and be a stain on her family's reputation forever. She had done a great job at keeping her secret locked away until the new girl at school makes all those feelings Grace thought she locked away, resurface.
When the two of them run into each other behind the dorm building at midnight, they form an unexpected bond. But as this relationship progresses, will they be able to keep it a secret? Or will all the secrets they share every night eventually come to light and send everything crumbling.
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