Redline

· Orca Book Publishers
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136
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Jenessa escapes to the sanctuary of her car and the freedom of the open road, where she can outrun her memories...if only for a while.

Jenessa finds a kindred spirit in Dmitri, a warm-hearted speed demon who races at the track. But when Jenessa falls in with a group of street racers—and its irresistible leader, Cody—she finds herself caught up in a web of escalating danger. When her penchant for risk-taking spirals out of control, Jenessa has to find a way to break the self-destructive patterns she's built—before anyone else gets hurt.

This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for teen readers who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they don’t like to read!

Jenessa escapes to the sanctuary of her car and the freedom of the open road, where she can outrun her memories...if only for a while. Jenessa finds a kindred spirit in Dmitri, a warm-hearted speed demon who races at the track. But when Jenessa falls in with a group of street racers—and its irre...

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About the author

Alex Van Tol has been writing for as long as she can remember. A freelance writer, she is the author of Knifepoint, Viral and Gravity Check, all from Orca Book Publishers. Alex lives in Victoria, British Columbia, and dreams of Bora Bora.

Alex Van Tol has been writing for as long as she can remember. A freelance writer, she is the author of Knifepoint, Viral and Gravity Check, all from Orca Book Publishers. Alex lives in Victoria, British Columbia, and dreams of Bora Bora.

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