A Love Hate Thing
Tyson Trice is thrust into the affluent coastal enclave of Pacific Hills, bracing himself for the prying eyes, the judgmental glances, and the pervasive sense of not belonging. But he couldn’t care less. After surviving a gunshot wound and navigating the tough streets of Lindenwood, he’s hardened against caring about anyone or his uncertain future.
Nandy Smith, the town’s golden girl, has meticulously crafted an impeccable image to fit into Pacific Hills, where appearances are paramount. When her parents decide to take in Trice, a troubled teen, Nandy fears her carefully laid summer plans—and her flawless reputation—will go up in smoke.
Living under the same roof, the divide between their bedrooms feels paper-thin, mirroring the fine line between love and hate. Despite their initial animosity, an undeniable attraction blossoms between Trice and Nandy. As Trice helps Nandy break free from her shell, she tries to thaw the ice encasing his heart and soul. Yet with the streets of Lindenwood calling him back, it remains uncertain if Trice will survive the summer at all.
Tyson Trice is thrust into the affluent coastal enclave of Pacific Hills, bracing himself for the prying eyes, the judgmental glances, and the pervasive sense of not belonging. But he couldn’t care less. After surviving a gunshot wound and navigating the tough streets of Lindenwood, he’s hardened against caring about anyone or his uncertain future.
Nandy Smith, the town’s golden girl, has meticulously crafted an impeccable image to fit into Pacific Hills, where appearances are paramount. When her parents decide to take in Trice, a troubled teen, Nandy fears her carefully laid summer plans—and her flawless reputation—will go up in smoke.
Living under the same roof, the divide between their bedrooms feels paper-thin, mirroring the fine line between love and hate. Despite their initial animosity, an undeniable attraction blossoms between Trice and Nandy. As Trice helps Nandy break free from her shell, she tries to thaw the ice encasing his heart and soul. Yet with the streets of Lindenwood calling him back, it remains uncertain if Trice will survive the summer at all.
Tyson Trice is thrust into the affluent coastal enclave of Pacific Hills, bracing himself for the prying eyes, the judgmental glances, and the pervasive sense of not belonging. But he couldn’t care less. After surviving a gunshot wound and navigating the tough streets of Lindenwood, he’s hardened against caring about anyone or his uncertain future.
Nandy Smith, the town’s golden girl, has meticulously crafted an impeccable image to fit into Pacific Hills, where appearances are paramount. When her parents decide to take in Trice, a troubled teen, Nandy fears her carefully laid summer plans—and her flawless reputation—will go up in smoke.
Living under the same roof, the divide between their bedrooms feels paper-thin, mirroring the fine line between love and hate. Despite their initial animosity, an undeniable attraction blossoms between Trice and Nandy. As Trice helps Nandy break free from her shell, she tries to thaw the ice encasing his heart and soul. Yet with the streets of Lindenwood calling him back, it remains uncertain if Trice will survive the summer at all.
Hardcover | Author: Whitney D. Grandison