Review: The Challenge - Aubrey Bailey

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Review: The Challenge - Aubrey Bailey -February 2013

It's another new year at school and Kris is now the single girl in her group after breaking up with her boyfriend David. She is harboring a dark secret though about the reason behind her break-up and this on top of losing her parents and living with her uncle Ethan. Enter Henry and Lauren, they have moved from the UK to America. Kris and her ex-boyfriend David have been chosen from the principal to show the new students around. Due to class schedules, David goes with Lauren and Henry with Kris. As days and weeks pass, we read as David gets close to Lauren and then Henry and Lauren split up. Henry feeling angry and wanting to get back at his ex and Kris angry with David after what happened between them decides to put a plan or challenge as the title suggests in place. Kris and Henry start "pretend dating" but as things get more heated between the two of them , we start to wonder whether or not that they will both realise that they have moved from the line of pretending to reality.
Find out in The Challenge by Aubrey Bailey.

 

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