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    Void

    By Amy Luppino

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    It’s New Year’s Day. Fifteen-year-old Skylar Adams has woken up next to Zack, her most hated classmate. As she sneaks out the party house, trying not to wake her boyfriend, Riley and their friends passed out on the couch, she tries to piece together the night before. It started with drinks, dancing and fireworks, but how did she end up sleeping with the enemy?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmy Luppino
    Release dateMay 27, 2014
    ISBN9781310392788
    Void
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    Amy Luppino

    Amy Bertram née Luppino is an Edith Cowan University graduate, with a degree in Health Science, majoring in Addiction, Mental Health and Women’s Studies. In 2012, she was the recipient of the ‘Hypatia’ Women’s Studies Writing Prize. She has most recently completed her post-graduate Professional Writing Diploma at Edith Cowan.

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      Void - Amy Luppino

      Void

      by Amy Luppino

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      Copyright 2014 Amy Luppino

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      I can almost feel my pupils constrict as my eyes spring open to the piercing morning sunlight. It takes a second for me to realise that I’m in Randy’s guest bedroom, and an arm with a silver bracelet is loosely wrapped around

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