The Anti-Delinquent System

Behind Frenemy Lines

Hey loves, it's been a while.

I know a lot of you have been waiting anxiously for the next chapter of TADS. I believe you've done far too much waiting, so hopefully this news will bring a smile to your face.

This story, as of yesterday, is published officially. The full romance of Chase & Erika is now available to purchase on Amazon as an e-book or paperback, under the title 'Behind Frenemy Lines' by Lauren Price (my name!). Although the title is different now, I promise that nothing else has changed really from the version you have been introduced to on Wattpad. Still the graffiti scene, still the Build-a-Bear scenes, still the same sparky comebacks. The only difference is that this published version is complete.

No more waiting!

Currently, Behind Frenemy Lines is available in the English language only, but I will be announcing any foreign translations on my Instagram & Twitter. If you'd like to stay in the loop, my username for both is laurenpwrites. I'm also happy to answer any questions on both platforms! I love talking to you all.

I'll finish by saying thank you. Thank you for being so patient. Thank you for letting me turn my rosy daydreams into a reality, and supporting me so much from the beginning. I owe you everything, and no words could possibly describe how grateful I am for all that you have given me. I am so so so excited for you to finally read the full version of Chase & Erika's story.

(And yes, you will find out what he was about to tell her <3)

I love you all more than Minnie loves Mickey.

See you later alligators,

Lauren x

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"I'm suggesting a deal of sorts." Principal Blythe studies my face with intensity. Her words are slow and carefully selected. "I want you to help me expel a student, Erika." When Erika Monroe is approached with an offer too tempting to refuse - a scholarship to her dream college - she signs up to plot the expulsion of Lindale High's notorious flirt and rule-breaker, Chase Thatcher. Her plan is simple: catch him in an act of wrongdoing and give the principal the evidence she needs to expel him. 

But as Erika finds herself increasingly entangled in a web of lies, moral dilemmas, and bad behaviour (not to mention those pesky feelings), it quickly becomes clear that her path to Stanford won't be as clear-cut as she had hoped. And with Chase, being bad feels kinda good... 

Confronted by decisions about who she is and what she stands for, how long can Erika continue to hide behind frenemy lines?