I Swear
About this book
Who's to blame when bullying leads to suicide? This "riveting read on an important topic" ( Kirkus Reviews ) seeks answers in and out of the courtroom. After years of abuse from her classmates, and thinking she had no other options, Leslie took her own life. Now her abusers are dealing with the fallout. In the eyes of the accused girls, they are not to blame: Leslie chose to take her life. She chose to be the coward they always knew she was.As criminal proceedings examine the systematic cyber bullying and harassment that occurred, the girls vow to keep their stories straight and make Leslie seem weak. But as the events leading up to her death unfold, it becomes clear that although Leslie took her own life, her bullies took everything else.Told in alternating perspectives and through well-paced flashbacks, this timely novel is filled with "sharp dialogue, absorbing deposition scenes, blackmail, and complex characterizations" ( Publishers Weekly ) and sheds light on both the victims of bullying and the consequences bullies face.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Dedication
- Prologue
- Chapter 1: Jillian
- Chapter 2: Katherine
- Chapter 3: Beth
- Chapter 4: Jake
- Chapter 5: Jillian
- Chapter 6: Katherine
- Chapter 7: Beth
- Chapter 8: Jake
- Chapter 9: Jillian
- Chapter 10: Katherine
- Chapter 11: Beth
- Chapter 12: Jake
- Chapter 13: Jillian
- Chapter 14: Katherine
- Chapter 15: Beth
- Chapter 16: Jake
- Chapter 17: Jillian
- Chapter 18: Katherine
- Chapter 19: Beth
- Chapter 20: Jake
- Chapter 21: Jillian
- Chapter 22: Katherine
- Chapter 23: Beth
- Chapter 24: Jake
- Chapter 25: Jillian
- Chapter 26: Katherine
- Chapter 27: Beth
- Chapter 28: Jake
- Chapter 29: Jillian
- Chapter 30: Katherine
- Chapter 31: Beth
- Chapter 32: Jake
- Chapter 33: Jillian
- About Lane Davis
- Copyright
