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    KissnTell

    By Suzy McCoppin and Allison Swan

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    Anais and Vaughn are best friends, misfits, and known throughout their high school as Anus and Vag—nicknames coined by the popular Shrew Crew. But after the sixteen-year-olds are the subjects of a humiliating prank involving laxatives, it’s the last social crucifixion they can stand.

    So the girls amp up their plain-Jane looks and hit the L.A. scene with a vengeance. What starts as an innocent first kiss with TV star and mega-hunk Baron Caldwell becomes the start of a hot gossip blog, KissnTell.com.

    Anais and Vaughn soon secure their place in the limelight. Anais finds a boy she really cares about, and Vaughn finds the popularity she’s always wanted. But when the girls are shaken by a devastating situation, they see their friendship fall apart. Can they use KissnTell to their advantage while getting the revenge they deserve? Or will Anais lose Vaughn to the Shrew Crew forever?

    Praise for KissnTell:

    “KissnTell is high school drama for fans of The A List series and those of us who desperately miss Sloppy Firsts and Second Helpings.” — Nerdist

    “This novel is a fun coming-of-age tale of two best friends who bite off more than they can chew…[KissnTell] will have you on the edge of your seat, rooting for the protagonists and hating their frenemies.” —Goodreads Reviewer

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFull Fathom Five Digital
    Release dateOct 29, 2014
    ISBN9781633700079
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