Igloo High

· Demiurge Underground
Ebook
294
Pages
Eligible

About this ebook

Senior year was supposed to be fabulous for popular high school girl Ella Briggs—a year filled with dating, shopping and partying, with a kick-ass prom at the end. If only her dad understood this! Instead, when offered the job of a lifetime, he uproots his city-loving daughter and drags her kicking and screaming to an isolated Inuit town near the North Pole—a frozen land of snowmobiles and whale blubber.

At her new school, Ella is befriended by Sera, the queen bee of Agloolik High, and life appears pretty sweet again. That is, until Sera turns on Ella over a misunderstanding about Henry, a handsome fellow student. Hell-bent on making Ella miserable, Sera bullies her and challenges her to a series of winter games, for which Ella is completely inept. Despite sub-zero chances of winning and a very high risk of looking like a total loser in front of the entire town, fiery Ella still takes her on.

Will training with the lovely Henry teach the hopeless urban girl—who can barely boil water—enough Arctic skills to beat savvy and athletic Sera for good?

Igloo High is a humorous novel about finding oneself, friendship and love in surprising places.

About the author

Jacinthe Dessureault loves to write comedy, suspense, and mystery, with a hint of romance. She is a big fan of lemon meringue pie, waking up by herself before the alarm goes off, and the silly antics of Boonie and Jackson, her family's two adorable lop buns.

As an independent filmmaker, she has written and directed a few short films and TV commercials, and written feature screenplays.

She lives in Montreal, Canada.

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