The Starboard Sea

The Starboard SeaAuthor: Amber Dermont ISBN: 9781472106568 Publisher: Little Brown Year first published: 18 Jul 2013 Pages: 384 Format: Paperback softback It is the summer of 1987. Jason Prosper is eighteen and on his way to Bellingham Academy, a school known for offering wayward privileged students a second chance and Jason needs a second chance: ever since his best friend's suicide, his life has been badly adrift. At Bellingham, Jason joins the sailing team, and

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