The Problems with Falling in Love

Anastasia Clarke-or Anya to anyone who knows her-is just your average high school student: she tries not get in trouble, makes good grades, flies below the radar, and like anyone else, looks forward to nothing more than her Senior year with her best friends. But all her plans change when her father abandons her family and her mother must go to Europe to take care of her dying grandfather leaving Anya to move in with family friends across the country from Kansas to Seattle for her last year of school. The only bright side she can find is that she might be able to escape from everything that happened over the summer. Most of all, escape from memories of her first love and steer clear of any other guys. But that's a little difficult to do when the family she's staying with has 11 kids and 90 percent of them are guys.
The last thing that Anya wanted to do was get involved in something that could end up exactly like it had last time. And she certainly never expected to find someone she liked again-at least until she got over the last one. But she finds out that things don't always go as she planned. After all, there are a lot of problems with falling in love.