Now that Nellie has won the crown for queen she’s been acting funny towards Mickey and Jayd. Every time Jayd texts her or tries to call her, she ignores her. Plus she’s hanging out with Jayd’s boyfriend’s ex. So Jayd lets it go, but for just a little bit because she has problems of her own. Jeremy is having secret talks with his ex, Tania, and thinks Jayd doesn’t know about it. Plus Jayd has to deal with Mickey and Nellie’s arguing and fighting. Plus Jayd’s ex-boyfriend wants her back. Rah. Jayd has way too much drama and doesn’t have a way to deal with it.
The scene that I did not like the best is when Mickey and Nellie began fighting. Mickey threw lemonade in Nellie’s face and slapped her down to the ground. Jayd is stuck in the middle of them both and doesn’t know what to do. I think that it shouldn’t have gotten that far, especially since Mickey and Nellie have been friends since kindergarten. Book 4 of the Drama High series. [Unicorn 123]
An African American and a Hispanic get together by meeting in an online chat, and realize they go to the same school. They fall for each other at first sight, but the hate-filled students of the school disagree with their relationship. From gang threats they begin to be afraid. Then they come up with a plan to bust the “family,” the gang at their school. But not everything goes as planned, and they end up being kidnapped by the gang, finding themselves in the of a huge lake, facing Romiette’s biggest fear — drowning. 
