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Last published Tue, Jan 19, 2016
Marcy is the legal guardian of her kid brother Rex, juggling her school work and looking after her brother is a lot of work. She's trying her best but it's a howl lot harder when her little brother is a magnet to trouble.
From stealing or graffiti to fights and trying to get drunk it's all hust a game to him.Rex is a little to comfortable in the cells in the sheriffs office. But what happens when the new cop and his big sis start to get to know each other. Will Rex ruin everything by keep causing trouble. What happens when one of his little games go two far?
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