a sacramental tragedy

Adrienne Nolan, a result of an outrageous scandal in the Nolan family, was raised by her unforgiving grandfather from the very beginning. By sixteen, Adrienne became everything he feared, bitter, cruel, spoiled and addicted to anything that could stop the ache in her heart.

So Nolan did the only thing he could think of doing. He send her to Welton in hopes that discipline and tradition will chase her spirit out of her.

Instead the chapel earned a couple more cigarette stains. She was a true Greek tragedy scribbled in between notebook margins.
At Welton Adrienne finds herself tangled with Charlie Dalton the resident troublemaker who loves chaos nearly as much as she does. But he treats it as a game and she as self-destruction.