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Breaking Brielle
Gabrielle Jones (Author) · G.A. Publications LLC · Paperback
After the death of his best friend, Lipton Devonshire is left to face the hard truth of reality. Entering into his senior year of college, things weren't always meant to come easily. Lipton is left to navigate a new pathway in life, even if he can't bring himself to move on from the past that will forever haunt him. The thought of a girl he believed he once knew, but really knew nothing about. Facing a sense of grief, even becoming hopeless when all feels lost, and finding the chance of closure in the life he knows he deserves.
Sennedy Marie never expected her life to take this turn. After years of holding onto a longing romance, one she wanted to believe ended too soon, and left to think there was no chance it could ever resurface. She's now left to find herself as a college senior, lost on the campus of Harris Hills University, knowing her only chance of figuring out her way around was to find the one person she longed to face. Lipton Devonshire, the past she shared with him, wondering what could've been.
She's locked behind bars and according to her, it's not even her fault. It was all out of self-defense. Brielle Johnston has been found and convicted guilty on the charges of murder for the death of Kam Larson, left to spend the rest of her life in prison with no way out for the crime she committed. No plea, no bail, and certainly no chance at the future she desired to have.
Now that everyone thinks that they're about to get their lives back on track, things were never meant to be simple. Even if it's meant to break them all in the process from what could've been.
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