Entangled

Abigail Fulton is a senior in Silverbarrow High who works in a dusty little shop that sells nothing but old books and candles. She has a cat that has no respect for personal space, she wears flannels and black jeans -- never bothers with make up or heels. She has her coffee black and eats whatever she's given. She wears her hair either in a messy bun, a French braid, or a half bun. She does not know how to use chopsticks and cannot be bothered with untangling jewelry . She keeps a journal and usually writes in it as she sits either in front of the brick wall behind her school, or on the windowsill of her room.

But her perfectly boring and ordinary life suddenly changes when her big brother's childhood friend Blue stops by their town for a "short" visit. Blue is charming, charismatic, playful, and -as hard as it is to admit- irresistible. Although Abigail initially despises him, like any other fictional teenage girl, she ultimately finds herself entangled with this mysterious boy. Under Blue's tough, player shell, Abigail discovers a whole other person: very vulnerable, deep, and in need of being loved.