Review: Nets and Lies - Katie Ashley

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Review:  Nets and Lies - Katie Ashley - February 2013

Melanie Reeves is captain of her basketball team and dating Will Thomas and life is going good as she is captain of the team and their team is doing wonders. However things are going to get a little too rough for her as her Coach has a thing for young teenage girls and a sex addiction. He is busy screwing around student Jordan but one night , he finds himself attracted and alone with Melanie and traps her in his office. What happens next is the event that will send Melanie's life in a spiral downwards as she wonders how she should cope with being raped by her Coach whom she has respected all her life and even worse, he is her father's boyfriend. What will happen when Jordan decides to get payback by telling the school she was raped by the Coach and then dragging Melanie's name into the accusation as well. Soon Melanie will be dragged through a series of name-calling, trials and stares ? Can Melanie get through her year and will her boyfriend Will stand beside her or will he take his father's side ? 
Find out in this edgy teen novel Nets and Lies by Katie Ashley.

 



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