Janet Quin-Harkin
The Apartment
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(Alloy Entertainment Nov. 10, 2016)
SEARCHING FOR A WAY OUT . . . THEY HELPED ONE ANOTHER.
Toya has always dreamed of a future with her boyfriend. Then he betrays her, leaving her with an empty apartment and a mountain of bills. Will Toya ever trust anyone else again?
Sharon and her mother are the best of friends. When her mother dies, Sharon feels completely alone in the world. Can anyone understanding her pain?
Dorothy dreams of being a dancer. But after high school her parents forbid her to dance. Desperate, Dorothy runs away to the city. Can she survive long enough to follow her dreams?
Three girls come to The Apartment to escape from the past. Instead they find friends to help them face the future.
Toya has always dreamed of a future with her boyfriend. Then he betrays her, leaving her with an empty apartment and a mountain of bills. Will Toya ever trust anyone else again?
Sharon and her mother are the best of friends. When her mother dies, Sharon feels completely alone in the world. Can anyone understanding her pain?
Dorothy dreams of being a dancer. But after high school her parents forbid her to dance. Desperate, Dorothy runs away to the city. Can she survive long enough to follow her dreams?
Three girls come to The Apartment to escape from the past. Instead they find friends to help them face the future.
- Pages
- 224
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