One Crazy Summer

One Crazy Summer

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After 180 long, stressful school days, Camilla Earheart's tenth grade year is finally over! Now it's time to pull out the short-shorts, bathing suits, and flip-flops and have a great time off, right? Wrong. Instead, Camilla's mother thinks it's time for her to go spend some bonding time with her father, who she has not seen or talked to in several years. The last thing Camilla wants to do is pack her bags, and fly out to Miami, Florida. However, when she meets a boy at a beach party, her summer turns...upside down. They may have gotten off to a rough start, but she can't help but be drawn into him. He's a good-looking boy, plays volleyball, and is a kind, and poetic guy. His name, James Carter. To make things better, he's Camilla's new neighbor for the summer! So what happens when Camilla has to deal with an unexpected summer romance, and her neglectful father without her mother, or best friend Kai, by her side? Let's just say it's going to be one crazy summer..
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