Broken Hill Havoc by Sheridan Anne EPUB & PDF

Broken Hill Havoc (Broken Hill High #5) by Sheridan Anne EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online

  • Status: Available for Free Download
  • Author Name: Sheridan Anne
  • Book Genre: Audiobook, College, Contemporary, High School, New Adult, Romance, Young Adult
  • Series Detail: Book 5 in the Broken Hill High series
  • ISBN #
  • ASIN # B07PNB8J59
  • Edition Language: English
  • Date of Publication: April 9, 2019
  • PDF File Size: 744 KB
  • EPUB File Size: 636 KB

I barge into Brooke’s dorm room before collapsing down onto her bed,
completely and utterly exhausted. It’s only my second week at college and
to say I dove right in is a bit of an understatement… or as Nate and Brooke
would say, it’s a major understatement.
I’m taking so many classes, but how can I not? I mean, I didn’t come
here to fuck around and make friends. I came because I want to be the best
damn criminal lawyer this screwed up world has ever seen, and that’s not
going to happen if I spend my college years screwing around.
I’m here for a purpose and I’m going to make every single second
count.
Even though Nate thinks I’ve bitten off more than I can chew, I see
deep within his eyes just how damn proud he is. He loves watching me
work towards my future, even if that means I’ve been falling asleep on the
couch with my head stuck in textbooks and having shitty, quick meals just
to get me by. Though naturally, he’s had a few words to say about that too.
Brooke continues typing away on her laptop, not even bothering to turn
around to see who’s just barged into her room. “What’s going on?” she
murmurs into the screen.
I throw my arm over my face and close my eyes as I revel in the
darkness beneath my lids. “Nothing,” I groan. “Thought I’d crash here
before my next class. I don’t want to drive all the way back home just to
come back again later.”
“You’re not going to the study hall or the library?” she questions,
feigning interest when she’s still focusing the majority of her attention on
her laptop.
“I should,” I groan, grabbing her pillow and squishing my head into it.
“I was up late last night and had an early class this morning.”
“How late is late?” she asks, finally sitting back on her desk chair and
swiveling it around to face me.
“Um, I don’t know,” I yawn, bouncing my shoulders in a shrug.
“Maybe two or three in the morning. I was reading up on something from
my Political Science class and preparing for English this morning.”
“Tora,” she scolds. “You’re going to kill yourself. You can’t keep this
up. And not to mention, if you’re up late every night, you’re going to be too
tired to produce good work. You need to reign it in a bit and drop a class.
You can pick it up again next semester. Ease into it.”
“I’ll be fine,” I tell her, waving off her concerns for what feels like the
millionth time this week. “I just have to find a better way to manage my
time.”

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