Sweet Valley High: The Arrest

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Will Elizabeth ever regain her self-respect?

Elizabeth Wakefield has been arrested -- and her twin, Jessica, has finally stolen Elizabeth's boyfriend, Todd. The twins have drifted further apart than ever before -- is there any hope of reunion now?



Nicholas Morrow agrees to appear on the host new dating show, Hunks. After two ridiculous dates, Nicholas is ready to give up on the idea of true love forever. But he still has one more date to go...

Lila Fowler's mother has returned to Sweet Valley just when her daughter needs her the most. But how can she explain why she abandoned Lila? Can Lila learn to love the woman who left her all those years ago?

... and Margo continues toward Sweet Valley -- leaving a wake of destruction!

Book Two in this explosive six-part miniseries... Sweet Valley will never be the same!
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AuthorFrancine Pascal
PublisherBantam
PlaceNew York
Year1993
ISBN9780553298536
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
CommentsYellowed pages; forward lean
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