Boarding a Killer

Boarding a Killer

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Aug 5, 2016
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At a prestigious boarding school, known for producing the most successful students in every major from science to the arts, girls of fashion and sophistication are groomed to be the world's best. Nobody would've guessed the school would also be the host of a growing, well-bred student who just needs the right push to become the next...well...world renowned killer. Latheryn Ramsey is just typical girl at her school: has best friends, rich father, and enemy of the school's very own Regina George. When a girl dies on campus, she's thrown into the possibility of a murderer living among them in their school. With her best friends and unlikely acquaintances , she has to quickly find the murderer before the school year is over, or before the murderer puts her out as well. *its a slow moving story*
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