When Laila takes the chance of holding hands with her teenage crush Ray Ray on the walk home from school, she has no idea of the trouble shes about to cause. Perfect for fans of Martina Cole, Dishonour is a hard-hitting, gritty page-turner. No matter what she did, he would always be there, right
Dishonour
β Scribed by Rose, Jacqui
- Book ID
- 107656830
- Publisher
- Avon
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 234 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780007503605
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β¦ Synopsis
When Laila takes the chance of holding hands with her teenage crush Ray Ray on the walk home from school, she has no idea of the trouble sheβs about to cause.
Perfect for fans of Martina Cole, Dishonour is a hard-hitting, gritty page-turner.
βNo matter what she did, he would always be there, right behind her. She could never escapeβ
Laila is sixteen years old and beautiful, kind and clever; traits liable to get her into trouble and make people dislike her β¦
She doesnβt make her life any easier when she falls in love with an English boy, bringing shame on her family and attracting the attention of some very dangerous men. These men are always watching her and will stop at nothing to get things done their way.
Soon thereβs a terrible βaccidentβ and Laila is forced to make a deal with the devil. And pay a very heavy price for breaking the rules. Laila has been forced to marry a cruel, controlling man by the people who are supposed to love her the most. Without anyone to help her, she has to find her own way outβ¦
Full of strong women and compelling twists, Dishonour is an addictive read perfect for fans of Jessie Keane and Martina Cole.
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