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Two best friends are caught in a love triangle with fatal consequencesPauly and Oakley have been best friends since they were kids. When newcomer Lilly moves to their small New England town, both boys fall in love with her immediately. Unbalanced Pauly becomes Lilly’s boyfriend, and Oakley becomes the one she confides in—the one who always puts things right. But a love triangle can’t stay peaceful for long, and erratic, obsessive Pauly can’t be trusted. How can Oakley keep making things right w…
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- Author: Chris Lynch
- Publisher: OPEN ROAD MEDIA TEEN & TWEEN
- Year: 2013
- Pages: 247
- ISBN: 9781480404595
- ISBN-10: 1480404594
- ISBN-13: 9781480404595
- Format: ePub
- Language: English
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Two best friends are caught in a love triangle with fatal consequencesPauly and Oakley have been best friends since they were kids. When newcomer Lilly moves to their small New England town, both boys fall in love with her immediately. Unbalanced Pauly becomes Lilly’s boyfriend, and Oakley becomes the one she confides in—the one who always puts things right. But a love triangle can’t stay peaceful for long, and erratic, obsessive Pauly can’t be trusted. How can Oakley keep making things right when things are so very wrong?
- Author: Chris Lynch
- Publisher: OPEN ROAD MEDIA TEEN & TWEEN
- Year: 2013
- Pages: 247
- ISBN: 9781480404595
- ISBN-10: 1480404594
- ISBN-13: 9781480404595
- Format: ePub
- Language: English English
Two best friends are caught in a love triangle with fatal consequencesPauly and Oakley have been best friends since they were kids. When newcomer Lilly moves to their small New England town, both boys fall in love with her immediately. Unbalanced Pauly becomes Lilly’s boyfriend, and Oakley becomes the one she confides in—the one who always puts things right. But a love triangle can’t stay peaceful for long, and erratic, obsessive Pauly can’t be trusted. How can Oakley keep making things right when things are so very wrong?
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