About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is struggling to find their footing following a family upheaval or feeling like the odd one out in a changing social circle. While the story follows Cat Wilcox on a summer trip to Mexico, the heart of the narrative is about her processing her parents' divorce and the feeling of being sidelined by her best friend's new relationship. It is a gentle, contemporary romance that explores healthy boundaries, self-reliance, and the courage it takes to open up to new experiences when life feels unstable. This is a safe and uplifting choice for middle or high schoolers who enjoy light romance but need a story with real emotional substance regarding family dynamics and personal growth.
