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Fallen: High School Cyber Bullying Series Book 5
The brightest stars burn out the fastest.
Marcus Whitmore had it all. He was wealthy, popular, and athletic. He was the star of the Briton High School. It was everything a high school kid could wish for. His junior year was almost over, and he was looking forward to his final year at Briton before heading off to bigger and better things. But behind all of his success, Marcus had some secrets. Secrets that would bring his whole world down around him if they were to ever come out.
Amanda Green had a history with Marcus Whitmore dating back to elementary school. She always knew that he wasn’t as great as everyone made him out to be. She knew he had a dark side, but she didn’t know how to get others to see what she saw.
This is the story of Marcus Whitmore’s final mistake. The mistake that caused Briton’s brightest star to come falling back to Earth.
Marcus Whitmore had it all. He was wealthy, popular, and athletic. He was the star of the Briton High School. It was everything a high school kid could wish for. His junior year was almost over, and he was looking forward to his final year at Briton before heading off to bigger and better things. But behind all of his success, Marcus had some secrets. Secrets that would bring his whole world down around him if they were to ever come out.
Amanda Green had a history with Marcus Whitmore dating back to elementary school. She always knew that he wasn’t as great as everyone made him out to be. She knew he had a dark side, but she didn’t know how to get others to see what she saw.
This is the story of Marcus Whitmore’s final mistake. The mistake that caused Briton’s brightest star to come falling back to Earth.
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Published October 19, 2019
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November 9, 2019
This story is plot twist after plot twist. It is a really good read. Sometimes the people who are the most popular have secrets, which is a life lesson I have learned, and I think it is an important lesson for teenagers to learn. I think teenagers really need to read this story because it is a rude awakening for bad people and staying out of bad situations.
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