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<p>maggie Quinn Is Determined To Make Her Mark As A Journalist. The Only Problem? <i>the Ranger Report </i>does <i>not </i>take Freshmen On Staff.<p>rules Are Rules. But When Has That Ever Stopped Maggie?<p>after Facing Hellfire, Infiltrating Sorority Rush Should Be Easy. It&#8217;s No Woodward And Bernstein, But Going Undercover As The Phantom Pledge Will Allow Her To Write Her Expos&#233;. Then She Can Make A Stealth Exit Before Initiation. But When She Finds A Group Of Girls Who Are After Way More Than &#8220;sisterhood,&#8221; All Her Instincts Say There&#8217;s Something Rotten On Greek Row. And When Hell Week Rolls Around, There May Be No Turning Back.<p>if There Is Such A Thing As A Sorority From Hell, You Can Bet That Maggie Quinn Will Be The One To Stumble Into It.</p><h3>kliatt</h3><p>the Sequel To <i>prom Dates From Hell</i> Continues Maggie's Story As She Begins Her Freshman Year In The Local College Where Her Father Teaches And Is Caught Up In Sorority Rush&#151;that's How The Title Fits In. Of Course, She Manages To Connect To A Sorority That Has A Strange History, A Sorority Interested In Her Because Of Her Psychic Gifts. This Sorority Is Filled With Nefarious Sister

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Author
Clement-Moore, Rosemary
Publisher
Delacorte Books for Young Readers
Published
2008
Language
EN
ISBN
9781442065116
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Children'S, Fiction, Young Adult
Rating
3.98 / 5 (969 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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