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Trials of Love

By: Izogie Tann
Narrated by: olivia rendes
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Beginning: Avery Manchester, is a fifteen-year-old teenager who's in her final year in Junior High School. She relocated to Washington DC from New York after her dad was involved in an embezzlement scandal with his company.

All she ever wanted with her mom was to start a new and quiet life away from the media and the prying eyes of society as her father is being tried and hopefully acquitted of all charges.

Avery didn't expect to fall in love with Daniel Cortez, a fifteen-year-old teenager and the Mayor's son. She incurs the wrath of Riley Hopkins, one of the most popular girls in the town.

Middle: Riley makes it her mission to ruin Avery's life and find out all the dirt on her. She finds out the reason why Avery left was because her father was imprisoned for fraud and embezzlement.

©2023 Izogie Tann (P)2024 Izogie Tann Contemporary

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