Spurn the Moon - Engen, Kelsie
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Attending Oxford University for medical school is Adrienne Talbot's lifelong dream--and it's finally coming true. She's been accepted, and she's on the flight to London when a concussion changes everything. Now, instead of traveling England before school begins, she must call upon her estranged, A-list actress mother for help. An unenthusiastic greeting leads to an extended stay when Adrienne meets her mother's new fiancé and is dragged into a world of glitz and paparazzi--by a scandal that centers around her. This scandal could not only destroy any chance of reconciliation with her mother,…mehr

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Attending Oxford University for medical school is Adrienne Talbot's lifelong dream--and it's finally coming true. She's been accepted, and she's on the flight to London when a concussion changes everything. Now, instead of traveling England before school begins, she must call upon her estranged, A-list actress mother for help. An unenthusiastic greeting leads to an extended stay when Adrienne meets her mother's new fiancé and is dragged into a world of glitz and paparazzi--by a scandal that centers around her. This scandal could not only destroy any chance of reconciliation with her mother, but ruin Adrienne's close relationships with her sisters and father back home. Desperate to find answers, Adrienne sets out upon a journey into her mother's past and begins to uncover the lies she once thought were truths.
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Kelsie Engen grew up in North Pole, Alaska, where the long winters taught her to love reading and writing of all kinds. Now she edits and writes all day long, escaping the subzero temperatures by delving into previously uncharted worlds. She still lives in Alaska, now with her husband, children, cats, and dog, all of whom create a million distractions to getting her next book written. (But she wouldn't trade any of it for the world.)