Kelsie Walsh loved to wander around the forest. Actually anywhere, she never thought an adventure could not be found. She has experienced so much in life as a young teen. She faces her senior year in college when a new adventure awaits. A young man, John Cullen moves to her school. He comes off as the perfect bad boy. John is sweet, romantic, with a bad boy way to him. However, Kelsie has her eyes set on him, and sees him as a new adventure. She has dreamed of love for many years now, but hasn't every girl? She doesn't have many friends, and is the weird girl in school. Kelsie spends her time to herself, drawing, writing, singing, playing guitar, but mainly taking pictures. It is her absolute favorite thing to do.
For years she wanted a friend to go on these wild adventures with her, but no one has came until now. She doesn't feel alone in her life though... Kelsie has her great pyrenees, Lucy. They have been best friends ever since Kelsie was 5. She had lost her father when he left for war, and her mother has been suffering with depression. Yet Kelsie keeps a smile, and pushes through everything causing others to smile. Does anyone see her true pain?
WARNING: THIS BOOK IS IN NEED OF EDITING. READ ABOUT CLICHE EVENTS AND EXPERIENCE PLOT HOLES AT YOUR OWN RISK
"The kiss that started everything yesterday has changed our relationship. I wouldn't say we're dating, but the bright line that's made between friendship and relationship is now a blurry mess. I've never been through anything like this before. The hand holding, the kissing, and the flapping of butterflies that never seems to go away every time I'm around Ashton. This is all so confusing, but in another sense, it's the only thing that makes sense."
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At age ten, Mackenzie Elle Servet didn't think that there was anything with Ashton Jacob Lotest. All the girls in her fifth grade class only talked about him. Mackenzie, who helps her aunt as a cashier, actually talks to Ashton for the first time. He won't stop smiling, and it throws her off. People around town never smiled that much.
Now in present time at age seventeen, she hasn't talked to Ashton ever since he bought a bottle of dog shampoo. Mackenzie has pushed back the thoughts of him in the deepest parts of her mind and never tries to bring them to surface. Why should she? It's just a little crush, right? When Ashton notices Mackenzie with dirt covering her cheeks, he tries everything to get to know her.
Letting thoughts resurface and secrets become revealed allows Mackenzie to have the best summer of her life with Ashton being by her side. But with Ashton moving out of their small town to go to college and Mackenzie staying to help her aunt, their relationship becomes tested.
Will the separation of becoming adults tear their love apart or will it bring them closer? Find out in Unconditionally.
Teen Fiction Romance written by MaysileeSmith
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