Finding the One

Blair Blossom Forest is not your typical 15-year-old girl--in fact--she's the daughter of a millionaire. When her mom passed away from cancer 8 years ago, her dad took her to New York where he started a major foundation and made buttloads of money. Blair has had her fair share of red carpets and fancy dinners. So when the night of the big fundraiser rolls around, she's ready to step up her position to the Executive Manager, only to watch a random stranger be awarded it. When she confronts her dad about it, he tells her she's spending 2 weeks at Camp Sycamore, her mother's dying wish.

Samuel Reed is your typical 16-year-old boy. He lives in the country, tends to his animals, and has two parents. But anxiety hit him hard over the last year, and he's been trying to learn how to live with it. His third year at Camp Sycamore is coming and he can't wait to get away from his normal lifestyle. A curve ball is thrown at him when he helps a gorgeous city girl unload her bags. But, she doesn't want anything to do with him.

Blair and Sam learn the challenges they face with their mental health, and slowly grow closer together in this coming-of-age young-adult romance novel. As Blair discovers something life-changing about Sam, their friendship grows, and maybe they finally found what they've been looking for.