Almost Never Is Enough

Ivy Marquez believes in love the way some people believe in prayers-quietly, stubbornly, even when it hurts. She's soft-hearted, too hopeful for her own good, and swears she won't fall for boys who'll ruin her.

Christopher Gonzales wasn't supposed to be different.
A boy with a broken past, a heart that still writes letters to someone who won't read them, and eyes that linger too long when he thinks no one's watching. But the more Ivy sees him, the more she realizes he's not the rumors. He's the kind of boy who makes her laugh until she forgets she's afraid of getting hurt. The kind of boy who makes her believe love is worth the risk.

And for the first time, Christopher wants to risk it too.
But love has bad timing. Cameron Palmer--her ex--knows exactly how to ruin things. And when Ivy finds out about the ghost of Christopher's first love, she starts to wonder if she's just another almost for him.

She tries to forget him. He prays she'll come back.
Because Christopher may have loved once before-but Ivy?

She's his last.