Subject and Strategy

by Paul Eschholz

First published 2017

In a cutthroat college writing course, a diverse group of students must compete for limited spots in an elite program. Insecure loner Tara, arrogant jock Brock, and struggling single mom Inez form an unlikely alliance as they navigate the professor's cruel mind games and backstabbing classmates. With scholarships and reputations on the line, they must put aside their differences to out-write, out-think, and out-maneuver the competition. But as the pressure mounts, loyalties shift and no one is safe. In the end, only one will emerge victorious.

Genres: fiction, contemporary, college, academic

Vibes: emotional, fast-paced, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family

832 pages · Paperback · Bedford/St. Martin's

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