Who Can I Tell?

Hannah's used to being the new kid in school. Her father serves in the army, so her family moves often. So far they've lived in four different countries and almost every state. Whenever her dad is restationed, she and her family pick up and go.

In a deserted hallway of her new high school, Hannah encounters something she hoped she'd never have to deal with: she's molested by a boy who uses her to score points in some twisted boys' club.

In the aftermath of the incident, Hannah quickly discovers that her attacker is a popular member of the basketball team, a boy who happens to be the brother of Hannah's newest friend.

With no witnesses, it's Hannah's word against his, and it's his word the school believes. Hannah quickly finds herself an outcast-snubbed, bullied, and harassed by most of the student body.

She knew her father was being deployed to a war zone. But she didn't think she'd be in one too.

Hannah can't outfight her opponents, but she can outthink them. She's going to bring the boys' club down-for herself and for any other girl they target.