Category: Young Adult/Teen Publisher: Createspace
ISBN-10: 1467925519
Type: Fiction
Pages: 194
Copyright: Nov 18, 2011
ISBN-13: 9781467925518
Young California surfer, Brett Sloan, grows up fast. He falls for a shy pretty girl and is hounded by a the local bully and his gang.
Brett Sloan is out of school for summer vacation. The California teenager envisions spending his time surfing, babe-watching and taking it easy. Girls look sexier every day but Brett won't fall in love. Girls are too hard to figure out and probably would control his life. But, when he finds himself on the bad side of a bad dude, and falling for a shy, pretty girl, life hits him like an enormous wave. The physical and emotional thrashing will test him like never before. Watch out Brett. Summer vacation may not be what you expect.
Excerpt
Brett Sloan’s long, muscled, taut, teenage body stirred. In his dream, a bikini-clad girl was staring at him. Her hypnotic, violet eyes were offset by short, jet-black hair and a cream-colored complexion. Brett was hypnotized by the stunning vision facing him. The sexy girl whispered as she floated closer.
“Would you like me to remove my top?”
Surprised by this offer, Brett reached out to touch her but could not grasp anything physical. He opened his eyes to see his empty hands reaching toward the bedroom ceiling. There she goes again. Another disappearing dream girl, he thought.
Brett wiggled his toes at the end of his six foot plus body, which extended about two inches over the end of the bed. He pulled himself halfway up and stopped. As he began to wake up, he remembered what day it was and his young face broke into a grin. It was the first day of summer! He plopped back down and luxuriated in the knowledge that there was no reason to hurry and no special place he had to be. The usual list, in his head, of important things to accomplish, had disappeared. Still only half awake, he remembered watching the Johnny Carson show late into the night. Now that summer vacation's here, I can take my time. No hurrying around to do stuff I don't care about anyway.
Cherry doesn't know him from Adam, so is he real or is he fake?
Cherry and Adam are lonely in their new, separate worlds and hook up on social media, but that's when their problems start
