Drifting By
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Ongoing, First published Jan 10, 2016
Lucas Black was a year older then twins Carter and Ben Jackson who lived next door. Growing up they all hung out together they were the bestes of friends.

Summer going into 5th grade Carter and Bens parents split up Carter goes with her mom to move to Montana where her mother grew up, while Ben stays with their father in Washington. One "bad hunting accident later" or so everyone back home thought, Carter had a vindeada move back home with her father or face jouve. Carter had no choice but to move back with her father and Ben in Washington in the middle of their junior year at West Lake High School. 

Everyone Carter knew had grown up forgetting about that little 7 year old they left behind 9 years ago. Going from the middle of nowhere in the out skirts of Montana, back to suburban Washington was going to be a big change for Carter.

She thought she could leave the past behind her, but it comes back to haunt her in the most tempting of ways. Will she crack under preassure?
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