It's Lev's senior year of high school, the last year he has to spend in his godforsaken hometown, the last year he has to deal with his godawful step-father. But, what Lev doesn't expect during his last few months in Hemingway, Alabama is to stumble onto something that will make him want to stay in the place that he has longed to leave his entire life. As it turns out, that's exactly what happens. And throughout his whirlwind senior year, Lev learns about himself, about his family, about his faith, and, most importantly, he learns that home isn't necessarily the place you live. For some, home isn't a place. It's a person.
Disclaimer: Religion (Christianity, specifically) is a major area of conflict in this story and if you are sensitive to talk which questions or condemns religion, I recommend that you proceed with caution.
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Tyler finds love difficult for him. He has never been in Love at all. He always wondered what it would feel like to be loved by someone, to have that warm and fuzzy feeling towards someone, but since there wasn't anyone for him to feel that way, he decides to give up on being loved.
Until one day he meets someone who changed his life for good. And they become closer and closer until he slowly developed feelings for that person.
In this book, "Inseparable".