About This Book
Reach for this book if your teenager is struggling to reconcile their personal faith or family values with the pressures of high school romance and peer social circles. It speaks directly to the 'good kid' who feels a quiet tension between staying true to their religious identity and exploring the typical milestones of growing up. Lovette's journey navigates the complexities of first love while honoring her commitment to her church youth group and her family. Parents will appreciate the respectful, nuanced portrayal of Christian faith that feels grounded in reality rather than being preachy. It offers a safe space to discuss boundaries, the weight of past family trauma, and the courage it takes to redefine oneself on one's own terms. The story is emotionally resonant and age-appropriate for mid to late teens, providing a hopeful roadmap for balancing conviction with connection.
