Boys will be boys, but when they're as vicious as girls -- that'll never end well.
"In his dreams, she’s still there. Reaching up to take off her hat, a lazy smile, swinging hips – an exaggeratedly languid stagger that makes her the most hourglass he’d ever seen her. He buries his face into the pillow. She comes to him like this, cold, and immortal, and does not bleed out of his eyes like the tears."
~ Like So Much Trash
Welcome to Wilhelm M. Country, where the incomparable Them is the classic story: dripping of sex, wealth, and social hierarchy to an almost satirical degree.
So when Luke Conaway is warped into a plot set in motion by a sociopathic bet to deliberately overthrow his best friend, Theo, by seducing the new girl – well, it really shouldn't be difficult. The girl, Oscar-winning Troy Elson's newest misfit of a sister-in-law, can only be gold-digging trash.
But it is Wilhelm after all, and Luke never thought of all the ways it could go wrong. Nothing’s going to save Them from falling into the pitfalls of high school disparity now.
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