Trailer trouble

sixteen year old Eloise never planned on spending her summer in a run-down trailer park in Oklahoma with the dad who disappeared from her life three years ago. But after her mom ships her off with her little sister to live with him, his overly cheerful new wife, and a life that doesn't feel like hers, she's stuck counting down the days until summer ends.
Then there's Sean
Seventeen, aggravating, and always wearing that stupid boyish smile that gets under her skin.
He's the kind of guy who leans against rusted trucks, throws teasing comments her way like it's a sport, and acts like nothing in the world can touch him. Everyone in the trailer park seems to love him.
Eloise doesn't.
At least, that's what she keeps telling herself.
Because behind Sean's careless grin is a home filled with slammed doors and bruised silence, and behind Eloise sharp attitude is a girl struggling to stay in control of a life - and body - that feels like it's falling apart.
What starts as irritation turns into late-night drives, shared secrets, and the kind of connection that feels dangerous when you know summer has an expiration date.
But in a place where everybody leaves eventually, falling in love might be the worst mistake they could make.