Sunday, April 21, 2013

I Swear


                                              I Swear
                                                                 


Leslie Gatlin was the victim of relentless bullying. Her tormentors manipulated her love life, her school life, and her social life. They cyberbullied her through Facebook until finally, they made Leslie think she had lost her only friend. Their bullying led to the ultimate consequence: Leslie Gatlin killed herself in her garage.

               Macie, Katharine, Beth, and Jillian have covered their tracks so well, they become cocky.

Macie, daughter of a politician, is enjoying the limelight and stealing the media spotlight as much as possible. But blackmailing Macie will be faced with a big choice: fess up to what she did or destroy her family's reputation.

Katharine, a beauty pageant queen, is desperate to keep her secrets safe. She tries to destroy evidence of her role in the bullying while preparing for Miss Teen U.S.A, but she can't help feeling guilty.

Beth, an aspiring Olympic gymnast, is most scared abut Leslie. She never thought it would go this far, and her past friendship with Leslie is tearing Beth in half. But Beth is keeping a secret, and it might just ruin her life AND her career.

Jillian knew Leslie the best. She had been friends with her from when they were young. Leslie was in love with her twin brother, Jake, and the three had special friendship necklaces they wore. But when Jillian chooses popularity over Leslie, she finds herself in over her head. Will her role in the drama cost her her family?

But then they're all thrown for a loop. The Gatlins are pursuing a civil suit for wrongful death, and the prosecution is digging up nasty secrets. As the girls scramble to bury their past, it looks like one is going to get away scot free. But suddenly, blackmail leads to truth, and shocking new evidence comes to light. Evidence that will destroy careers, families, and friendships. But it could also put the guilty behind bars.  What will they do?


I don't know about you, but I rate this a READ IT TWICE! Check it out at your local library.


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