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Adrift: A Novel
- Narrated by: Marissa Pistone
- Length: 6 hrs and 2 mins
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Adrift: A Novel
Narrated by:
Marissa Pistone
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Publisher's Summary
Seventeen-year-old Abby Hannigan isn't afraid of a challenge. She's a straight-A student and a star swimmer who has the chance to earn a spot on the US National swim team. But when her best friend, Jill, gets involved with a popular senior and then accuses him of rape, Abby is presented with a challenge she has no idea how to face. Does she take sides when she isn't sure who's telling the truth? Can she save her friend when she no longer knows what being a friend really means?
Timely, insightful, and heartbreakingly honest, Grace Leigh's first novel offers a fresh new voice to examine friendship, love, identity, and what it takes to find your way when it feels like you're completely adrift.
©2015 Grace Leigh (P)2015 Grace Leigh
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