Dangers of A Blonde

Kelly St Clair is dangerous, you don't know it at first and you can't tell just by looking at her.
You know she's dangerous when you mess with all she's got left; her friends and the memory of the mother who left alone with the father who doesn't care.
Kelly St Clair may seem like a good friend but turn your back on her, betray her, lie to her and the real Kelly comes out because even perfect people like Kelly have a dangerous side that no one can run from.
It doesn't matter if she's seen doctors and therapists neither can she run from her dangerous side, and so she lives with it. She tries to hold back, to hide her emotions but Kelly St Clair is sensitive.
Except something's act like a trigger, her aggressive boyfriend, the haunting memory of her mother and the friend who lies to protect her own secrets.
Kelly St Clair seems to become even more dangerous when the remains of her ex-best friend are found on the street outside her house. It seems that soon everyone cares about the dead girl, they care even if some time in the past they hated her.
The thing is everyone hated her, she was a liar, a slut and someone who couldn't keep a secret to save her life. So when she's gone it's surprising to see just how much people care, how far there willing to got o find out the truth.
Kelly St Clair doesn't care, this girl - the girl who seemed to have it all when nearly she was empty and hollow - had always said that if she died young people would care, all the people who hated her would suddenly change their minds.
Kelly St Clair unlike everybody else isn't determined to find out the truth, well not until she's pinned as the biggest suspect.
History is a funny thing, it almost always comes back to haunt you.