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Lisi Harrison - Dylan

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Copyright 2008 by Alloy Entertainment All rights reserved Except as permitted - photo 1

Copyright 2008 by Alloy Entertainment

All rights reserved. Except as permitted under the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

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First eBook Edition: May 2008

The characters and events in this book are fictitious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental and not intended by the author.

Produced by Alloy Entertainment

151 West 26th Street, New York, NY 10001

ISBN: 978-0-316-03244-5

CLIQUE novels by Lisi Harrison:

THE CLIQUE

BEST FRIENDS FOR NEVER

REVENGE OF THE WANNABES

INVASION OF THE BOY SNATCHERS

THE PRETTY COMMITTEE STRIKES BACK

DIAL L FOR LOSER

ITS NOT EASY BEING MEAN

SEALED WITH A DISS

BRATFEST AT TIFFANYS

THE CLIQUE SUMMER COLLECTION:

MASSIE

DYLAN

ALICIA (Coming June 3)

KRISTEN (Coming July 1)

CLAIRE (Coming August 5)

For Cindy Eagan, the woman behind the curtain who makes it all happen.

Buuuurp! (That was from Dylan.)

35,000 FEET

Monday, June 29

9:55 A.M.

Dylan Marvil sat across from her famous TV-host mother on The Daily Grinds private jet en route to a spa in Hawaii, wondering why anyone would choose to fly commercial. The luxe cabin was papered with interlocking Ds and Gs, the seats were made of butter-soft tan leather, and the in-flight movie was anything she wanted it to be. The only thing missing was a silver spoon for her fat-free triple-chocolate banana splitand the petite brunet flight attendant in the cute navy minidress was rushing one right over.

Once it had arrived, Dylan swallowed a mouthful of creamy deliciousness. Ahhh! Brain freeze! she shouted as the cold shot straight up to her scarlet roots.

Without lifting her emerald green eyes, Merri-Lee Marvil tossed a snowy white cashmere throw on her daughters lap and returned to her thick file on Svetlana Slootskyia, the teen tennis phenom and current Maxim cover girl. Merri-Lee reclined in her seat, tucked her burgundy blowout behind her ears, and began flipping through the research material her assistant, Cassidy Wolfe, had prepared for the upcoming interview.

Until Svetlana, the only thing tennis-related Dylan had ever noticed was the sparkling diamond bracelet glinting on her mothers bony wrist. But these days, Svetlana Tennis the Menace Slootskyia was impossible to ignore.

At first she made headlines for her blond hotness. But then she TMZed her way onto Dylans radar when she whipped her racket at a ball girls teeth after losing a majorly important match. And this was only four days after shed smashed her now-ex-boyfriend in the mouth with a Dunlop because he smile-thanked the soda girl for his Pepsi. After twelve weeks of anger-management therapy, Svetlana had emerged to scores of paparazzi, all of them hoping to snap her the instant she snapped again.

Now, every entertainment journalist from Maria Menounos to Nancy ODell was tripping over their Manolos to get a post-rehab interview with Svetlana. But she was more impossible to land than Chanels Black Tulip nail polish, thanks to Merri-Lee, whod bought the rights to the Slootskyia story the second Svetlanas Wilson KFactor collided with Ali Chipleys incisors.

Ha! Ill show her, Merri-Lee blurted, scribbling something on her yellow legal pad.

Who? Dylan licked the silver dessert spoon and dropped it in the fat-free chocolate soup that was starting to congeal at the bottom of her crystal bowl.

Barbara Walters. Shes not the only one willing to go there.

It was the interview of the season, and Merri-Lee was determined to deliver high drama. But to Dylan, Svetlana represented a first-class ticket to a five-star fat camp, an opportunity to drop the four pounds shed gained trying to show Kemp Hurley and Chris Plovert she wasnt some prissy girly girl who fussed over calories.

Even though she was.

After a short snooze and a steaming, lavender-scented face towel, Dylan threw the blanket off her palm frond green puff-sleeved Juicy hoodie and, out of pure boredom, reached for a stack of Merri-Lees research materials. She scanned the headlines next to various photographs of Svetlana petting her thick side-braid: BLOND BOMBSHELL EXPLODES... BALL GIRLS TEETH SOLD ON EBAY... NIKE SWOOSHES TO SVETLANAS RESCUE WITH AN ENDORSEMENT DEAL...

Dylan flipped through dozens of pictures, then sighed hopelessly. Every one showed Svetlana in some bland white dress and athletic sneakers. Suhhh-noooozer!

Mom, do you think there will be anyone my age at the spa whos not into tennis?

Cass! Merri-Lee called back to her assistant, ignoring her daughter. Are we confirmed on Svetlanas must-haves?

Cassidy unbuckled her gold DG-stamped seat belt and appeared between Merri-Lee and Dylan on the brocade-carpeted aisle, her auburn curls pinch-clamped to the back of her head by a clear Scnci jaw clip.

Spirulina detox smoothies, all the current tabloids with photos of Paris Hilton removed, thirty packs of chocolate mint Altoids, Tocca candles in lemon verbena, unscented baby wipes instead of toilet paper, and a gray kitty cat with haunting blue eyes. She tapped her pad with the tip of her pencil. Were all set.

Fan-tastic.

Cassidy turned on her ivory espadrille and wobbled back to her seat.

Suddenly, the plane dipped. It quickly recovered, but the sinking feeling in Dylans stomach remained. Was she doomed to spend her spa vacation watching her mother kiss some blond Russians ultra-toned butt? Gawd! Just because she wasnt famous or blond or toned or violent didnt mean she deserved to be ignoreddid it?

Aloha. We will now begin our initial descent into Honolulu, the pilot announced. They had quite a thunderstorm last night, so everything will be beautiful and fresh for your arrival. His smooth voice sent an anxious ripple through Dylans undefined abs.

Fresh!

It was time to make a fresh start.

No more comparing herself to Svetlana, or anyone. The next three weeks would be all about Dylan learning to love Dylan. No more super-skinny Westchester girls to compete with. No more alphas to obey. No more pretending to be someone she wasnt. No more crushing on boys who didnt crush back.

Her days of feeling inadequate were over!

And if anyone wanted to witness a real temper tantrum, all she had to do was stand in her way.

KAPALUA SPA AND TENNIS CLUB
SPA BOUTIQUE AND DRESSING ROOM

Monday, June 29

12 P.M.

After dumping their LV luggage, slipping into matching floral-print sarongs, and nibbling on papaya slices from their complimentary exotic fruit basket, Dylan and Merri-Lee click-clacked down the palm-lined path to the resorts boutique. It was a Marvil traditionno matter what city they were in, no matter how jet-lagged they were, they always made an effort to go native.

The Kapalua shops were located in an open-air teak building overlooking a much-photographed black sand beach. As if infused with skin-softening emollients, a gardenia-scented breeze kissed their dry airplane arms. Ahhhhhhh... It made the private jets cashmere blankets feel like loofahs in comparison.

Pre-shopping tingles ran down Dylans pale spine as she stepped into the boutiques air-conditioned entryway.

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