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Schooled (Think: Chelsea Handler MEETS Fifty Shades of Grey) A novel The horrifying shock of witnessing her husband banging his skank-whore secretary spurred this ever-wholesome and rule-following teacher to seek some new lessons of her own. A young teacher learns about sexuality,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Janelle Lynn Garrity Flowers: 29 yr old high school English teacher
- Leo Cling: 24 yr old CPA; One of Janelle's former students
- Briggs Alexander: 24 yr old ESPN personality; One of Janelle's former students
- Charlene: Janelle's best friend
- Jasper Garrity: Janelle's older wealthy brother; Owns Garrity Advertising
- Jocelyn: Janelle's married older sister
- Sarah Sloane: 24 yr old Account Rep at Garrity Advertising; One of Janelle's former students
- Marcus Flowers: Janelle's husband who she catches in bed with his secretary
- Lauren: Marcus's secretary and mistress; She calls him "Markie"
- Vince Bentley: Briggs' friend
- Carlee: Jocelyn's 6 yr old daughter
- Kara: Jocelyn's 6 yr old daughter
- Rick: Jocelyn's husband
- Jake: Sarah's boyfriend in high school
- Kelsey Galloway: Leo's high school girlfriend
- Vivian: Sarah's girlfriend in college
- Sue Garrity: Janelle, Jocelyn & Jasper's mother
- Stephan: Add a description of this character.
- Howard Stern
- Markie
- Nelle
- Dave
- Jacob
- Madonna
- Lady Macbeth
- Marc
First Sentence edit
"Are you serious? 82 days, 82, as in 8-2?"
Authors & Contributors edit
- Deena Bright (Author)
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