Changing Harper

Changing Harper

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Romance
If you get easily offended about religion, or are not okay with lgbt, this is not your book ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Harper White is a dainty girl. She's Christian, perfect, vegan, and she follows all the rules and goes to Luther High School. The complete opposite of one of the most badass girls in school, Riley Knocker. Riley is the school bad girl, black leather jacket clashing with her bright blue lips and bright blue hair. She doesn't care about religion, she's lesbian, and she's a complete badass. One night Riley gets a text, she has to do the impossible or else her secret will get out; She has to change Harper.
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