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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Montgomery Lake High #4 |
Stacy A. Padula
Kindle Edition | Pages: 179 pages Rating: 5 | 14 Users | 11 Reviews
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| Title | : | Montgomery Lake High #3: The Aftermath (Montgomery Lake High #4) |
| Author | : | Stacy A. Padula |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 179 pages |
| Published | : | November 13th 2013 (first published October 23rd 2013) |
| Categories | : | Free Books. Books |
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This is an Alternate Cover Edition for B00GKY3WB4At age fifteen, Jason Davids appears to have it all: high grades, popular friends, a beautiful girlfriend, and nearly any worldly thing that promises enjoyment at his disposal. Despite this, there is a persistent emptiness inside his heart. After failing to fill the void with achievements, relationships, and illicit substances, Jason finds himself intrigued by Jessie: a rather quiet girl, who is the daughter of a local pastor. How is it possible that she stands for everything his lifestyle opposes yet possesses the one thing he has been searching for all along?
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In The Aftermath by Stacy Padula, the reader is taken back to Montgomery Lake in the wake of the tragic storm that shook the close-knit town and left Andy Rosetti in a coma, fighting for his life. The focus is brought to popular high school freshman Jason Davids as he struggles to process what has happened. Seeing the world from Jasons perspective, the reader gains valuable insights into his struggles, now amplified by the guilt and confusion he feels following Andys accident. Jason makes theThe third book in the Montgomery High Lake Series is another winner. In this book, Ms. Padula addresses the emptiness inside when a person has all the toys and all the things they want. What do you do when you have everything but are still empty? This is the void only God can fill.Jason finds out that even the drugs, alcohol, sex, and popularity leave him feeling empty. But he is drawn to some who seem truly happy. What Jason finds is that God loves him and can fill his emptiness with his love.
My favorite book in the series! This one goes deep and the character arch of Jason is superb. I recommend this book to anyone of any age because the characters draw you in. They are multi-dimensional and truly captivating. Read this book!
Very enjoyable read. The characters are easy to relate to ane well developed. The way the author writes makes you feel like you are there in the suspense with Jason and his friends. It keeps you wanting to read more.
It has been three weeks since a terrible storm left Andy in a coma, and for Jason Davids, nothing has been the same. Jason, the most popular freshman boy at Montgomery Lake High School, recognizes that he needs to make a change in life and give up the partying lifestyle he has been a part of for the past two years. Jason discovers this task is not going to be easy and struggles to turn away from darkness, as he is constantly presented with new temptations. Jason must decide whether to go back
The Aftermath, by Stacy Padula, is an exceptional book that continues to follow the lives and challenges of a group of teens at Montgomery Lake High. The teens embody many different lifestyles, challenging each other to find their voice against the many vices that high school social life offers. The characters find a common thread in rallying around a critically injured friend, causing them to interact in ways that normally would not happen. These interactions with people outside their usual
In The Aftermath by Stacy Padula, the reader is taken back to Montgomery Lake in the wake of the tragic storm that shook the close-knit town and left Andy Rosetti in a coma, fighting for his life. The focus is brought to popular high school freshman Jason Davids as he struggles to process what has happened. Seeing the world from Jasons perspective, the reader gains valuable insights into his struggles, now amplified by the guilt and confusion he feels following Andys accident. Jason makes the
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