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Informationen zum Autor Jessica Burkhart (a.k.a. Jessica Ashley) is the author of the Unicorn Magic, Saddlehill Academy, and Canterwood Crest series, which you can learn more about at CanterwoodCrest.com. She is a former equestrian who writes from her apartment in Tennessee. (It’s not the size of Crystal Castle, but Jess tries to decorate like a princess!) Jess’s aura would be hot pink and she loves glittery things. If she had a unicorn, it would be named Sparkle. Visit Jess at JessicaBurkhart.com. Klappentext The tide had turned at the elite Canterwood Crest Academy . . . Will Sasha Silver dethrone Heather Fox and become the school's Queen Bee? Leseprobe 1 DEAR SASHA 9/19/10 11:15am To: Jacob Schwartz (gamerguy@zahoo.com) From: Sasha Silver (sassysilver@mymail.com) Subject: Hey Hi Jacob, I can’t stop thinking about you, so I wanted to e-mail and say hi. It’s only the first day of fall break, but I miss seeing you around. I know things are messed up between us and this e-mail probably doesn’t help, but I wanted to be honest. Hope you’re doing okay after the Homecoming dance. ~Sasha PS: My phone broke and I won’t get it back till the weekend, so don’t try to text me. E-mail me back—if you want. 9/19/10 4:32pm To: Sasha Silver (sassysilver@mymail.com) From: Jacob Schwartz (gamerguy@zahoo.com) Subject: re: Hey Sasha— I didn’t expect you to e-mail me at all. I’m really glad you did. I know you said you want to stay single. I respect that and I won’t push you anymore. But I miss you—I’m not going to lie, especially since we’re both being honest about this. Jacob 9/20/10 7:32am To: Jacob Schwartz (gamerguy@yahoo.com) From: Sasha Silver (sassysilver@hotmail.com) Subject: re: re: Hey That’s kind of why I was e-mailing. I’m just so confused. I know I keep sending mixed signals. I get that. And I don’t want to hurt Callie or cause drama. But … never mind. Hope you’re having a good break. ~S 9/20/10 6:25pm To: Sasha Silver (sassysilver@mymail.com) From: Jacob Schwartz (gamerguy@zahoo.com) Subject: re: re: re: Hey You can’t leave things hanging like that. Just say it—whatever it is. Do you want me to call you or something? Someone told me you were staying with Heather. Maybe I could call you on her phone. Jacob 9/21/10 10:15am To: Jacob Schwartz (gamerguy@yahoo.com) From: Sasha Silver (sassysilver@hotmail.com) Subject: re: re: re: re: Hey No, don’t call. It’s too hard to talk about this over the phone. Okay … fine. I’ll tell you. I liked Eric. A lot. But now, I hope we can stay friends and that’s it. And I know you had feelings for Callie. But I’ve been thinking about what you said that we never got a chance to really try being boyfriend and girlfriend. If you want, could we meet at the fountain when we get back to school? I still want to be careful not to hurt anyone, but maybe we owe it to ourselves to at least talk. ~S 9/21/10 1:08pm To: Sasha Silver (sassysilver@mymail.com) From: Jacob Schwartz (gamerguy@yahoo.com) Subject: re: re: re: re: re: Hey Sash, I never want to hurt Callie either. And I don’t want you to feel guilty about Eric, but like you said—you’ve moved on and I believe you when you say you want to be his friend. I think we should definitely meet when we get back to campus. Let’s talk about this before things get crazy with school. I can’t wait to see you. Jacob As if I’d needed to read those e-mails again. I folded the papers and looked out window of Heather’s Lincoln Town Car. The driver, Paul, pulled up to campus. Heather stared out the opposite window. We’d barely said a word to ...
