Women Who Cross Their Legs

Abstract

Jade Porter knew her small-town life could be perfect, if absolutely everything about it was different. She didn’t want to have to lean on shopping carts to get through Walmart like her Nana and cousins. She wanted to be fit. She wanted to be fancy like the women on TV, like the women in fashion magazines - like women who crossed their legs. After a college hazing incident left her behind bars and covered in the blood of three volleyball teammates – Jade’s wish came true. Suddenly, she wasn’t a white co-ed in a Confederate-leaning family from Georgia. Jade became the oldest by minutes, of three sisters with her same face . . . but different skin tones. Who are you when everything you thought you knew about yourself was a lie? And why had so many hands spent millions to keep the sisters separated?