Books matching: high school sports environment
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Save:The novel 'Heroine' by Mindy McGinnis delves into the harrowing world of addiction through the eyes of high school softball star Mickey. After a car accident leaves her injured, Mickey's journey of pain and healing takes a dark turn as she becomes entangled in the grips of opioid addiction. The story realistically portrays Mickey's descent into drug abuse, showcasing the rapid escalation from prescription painkillers to heroin. McGinnis weaves a raw and intense narrative that sheds light on the struggles of addiction and the impact it has on individuals and their families.
The writing style of 'Heroine' is praised for its honesty and authenticity in depicting Mickey's internal turmoil and external challenges. The author skillfully captures the complexities of addiction, portraying Mickey as a multifaceted character grappling with physical pain, emotional distress, and the relentless pull of substance abuse. Through a gripping and emotionally charged narrative, McGinnis explores the harsh realities of addiction, the blurred lines between right and wrong, and the profound effects it can have on one's life.
I’m talking to Carolina about the guy she likes, picking apart everything he said to her, every inch of body language that has been displayed for her benefit. I’m breaking it down for her, because whi... - #2
Save:'Cross the Line' by Becca Steele follows the story of star striker Kian, who gets suspended from his school's soccer team and is replaced by new student Preston. Kian initially resents Preston's presence and treats him with hostility due to his own unwanted attraction towards Preston. However, as the story unfolds, we see their instant attraction, the walls between them crumbling down, and them acting on their feelings. The writing style captures the steamy MM sports romance in a relatively short novella format, with a focus on the characters' dynamic and emotional journey.
