The Lock In

The Lock In

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Alexis Hatfield has had more than enough difficulties in the past year. All she wanted was for things to calm down and go back to normal. So when she and her best friend, Ashley Tinder, get the opportunity to spend a peaceful weekend at the lake, Alexis jumps at it. Too bad that’s the same weekend the school has scheduled their mandatory senior class lock in, forcing both Alexis and Ashley to attend. The lock in is a weekend long competition between the senior class of Alexis’ school and their rival school, The Academy. Those three days are sure to be full of hot tempers, flaring hormones, and chaos. Not exactly the weekend Alexis had in mind.
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