Bøger udgivet af Shine Books

Some people were born for change. Others? Not so much. Life had been easy for the Gray triplets. Everything they could dream of was right within reach. That is, while living in their luxurious Santa Barbara home. In the blink of an eye, the family is forced to pack bags and head to an East Coast beach town, a world entirely different from the one they've known. For Natalie, life's caught between Friday night parties and the struggle for redemption after one viral video gone wrong. It might even involve the obnoxious-and kinda cute-physics partner who sends her head spinning. Madi will do anything for that elusive soccer scholarship to her dream college. Perhaps she's become too dependent on her fragile hopes. The only thing she can't wrap her head around is the butterfly feeling she gets whenever a certain drummer is nearby. All Aubrey wants is to survive her junior year with flawless grades. Enter in mysterious classmates, a crippling phobia, and rotten presidential elections. But when she overhears a troubling rumor concerning her sister, she'll be forced to separate fact from fiction. When life hits shuffle, the girls suddenly have more than they can handle. Is God putting too much on their plates, or is this exactly what He ordered? Something-either Cape Cod or the Gray family-is going to have to adjust soon. And by the end of the day, these triplets might be switching more than just clothes.

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