Fallen Crest University

Fallen Crest University

3.8 (7 ratings)
2015 · English · Paperback · 15 editions
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In a vibrant and unpredictable world, Samantha navigates the complexities of college life alongside her steadfast companions, Mason and Logan. Their bond, forged through trials and shared experiences, faces new challenges as they tackle personal struggles and external pressures. The stakes are higher than ever, and the trio must rely on each other's unwavering support to thrive in a competitive environment that tests their loyalty and resilience.

As they delve deeper into their studies and social dynamics, the characters confront their pasts while pushing towards their ambitious futures. The weight of relationships, both old and new, threatens to disrupt their hard-won equilibrium, forcing them to confront their fears and insecurities. The narrative captures the tumultuous nature of friendships during this formative time, illustrating the intersection of love, ambition, and the quest for identity.

Amid the frenetic college atmosphere, the story embraces themes of unity and empowerment, showcasing how Samantha, Mason, and Logan navigate the highs and lows of their lives together. Their journey is a testament to the strength found in camaraderie, setting the stage for a gripping tale filled with passion, heartbreak, and the enduring spirit of youthful determination.

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Format Paperback
Pages 366 pages
Language English
Published Aug 25, 2015
Editions 15 editions

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It had it's good and bad pointsSo for a free read, I am happy with reading it, but it's an angsty American drama set in high school. It reminds me of 90210, there are a number of confusing passages where I had to re_read to figure out who's speaking.But then there were great parts that I really liked.Mason and Logan Kade are two brothers who did their own thing. They were rich and opinionated lords of givenofuks. I didn't get the twist at the end, it seemed just a reason for BOOK 2.I think Sam was lucky she had running to help cope with the stress of her life, seriously any 17 yr old dealing with the stuff she did would be in the loony bin. Am I reading book 2, probably not... unless I see a sale on. A good proof read too. As the typos missed were annoying as they are so obvious.

March 23rd 2017
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