Short Term Fix

Sadie (Cassidy) Gray was an eldest daughter of an angry lawyer and an unhappy businessman. An older sister to a kid who found solace in the pages of Harry Potter. A girl who daydreamed hard enough and long enough to eventually create her own pages her younger brother could get lost in to escape the world happening to them.
Today, Sadie is known to the world as Sadie Cassidy, the girl who wrote a bestselling series at 15. She attends an Ivy League university, and is expected to come up with her next big idea prior to her book tour while also studying for finals. She is put together, self-sufficient, and doesn't need the support or help from anyone.
Until one night, a night in which the fallout results in her in the passenger seat of her Dad's truck for the first time in 5 years. The father that she ghosted sits behind the wheel, en route to their destination... Nowhere, Connecticut: A town she'd never been to before, that houses the new life that she never wanted to be included in.
She is forced to spend the summer with her Dad's new family, in this new small town, with characters she has no interest in getting to know. She is eager to make it the short term fix it is supposed to be, until Andrew (Drew) Harrison, the son of the local bookstore owner (obviously) and the golden boy of the shore town, bumps his way into her life.
With some writing, swimming, and a friendly Bunny, Sadie begins to rethink her stance on people, and maybe some people are there to stay.