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Linda Nelson
Category:
Young Adult/Teen
Publisher: Linda J Nelson
ISBN-10: 149120107X
Pages: 234
Copyright: July 30, 2013
ISBN-13: 9781491201077
Price: $4.99 (eBook)
There's a new boy in town, and Ashley wants him badly. Will Karla steal her man too?
Karla Centon no longer is the newest student at Brantwood High. Since moving to Brantwood six months ago, her life had been going nowhere in the right direction until she meets Neil Allard, a handsome cheerful boy who wrestles his way into her heart. Karla takes an instant disliking to Neil because she thinks he’s not her type. However, what is her type? Is it tall skinny guys who wear baseball hats backwards and who happen to be bad boys or warm loveable funny guys who are more than just nice occasionally, like Neil?
Ashley likes Neil too, and her friend Maggie tries her best to keep Karla away from him. However, when Ashley starts making a big deal out of his wandering eyes, Neil doesn't like it. Karla is his friend, which is more than either of the other two girls can say. Karla begins to notice that Neil is actually rather incredible at heart. He may not have the body type she is attracted to, but his good-hearted nature attracts her instead. Finally, when Ashley throws one last tantrum at the dance over Karla, Neil has had enough. Who will really win Neil's heart?
Excerpt
Neil waved and took off at a jog before he missed his bus.
“What was all that about?” Darcy asked as soon as Karla approached her.
“It’s not what you think.”
“Like what?”
“If you are wondering if he asked me out, the answer is no.”
“So then,” Darcy rocked her books back and forth in her arms awaiting an answer.
“He’s just coming over later to tutor me in math. I totally need the help, and he is sure he can help me pass the class.”
Darcy smirked.
“Cut it out. I’m not going out with him, and I’m not going to ask him to the dance. Beside I have a boyfriend, remember?”
“A boyfriend you have not seen in over a month.”
“It hasn’t been that long.”
“I think it has, maybe he’s not coming back.”
“Don’t be saying that. He’ll be back, just wait and see.”
“I’m sure – probably years from now when you are old and gray.” Darcy joked.
Karla did not find her comment funny. She frowned. “He’ll be back. You just wait and see.”
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