Can Rebecca turn her new stepbrother into her new love?
When Rebecca’s mother marries Pres’s father, Rebecca is sure that living in the same house with the guy of her dreams will have its perks and it will be just a matter of time before Pres sees her as more than a kid sister. Even though her best friend, Celeste, warns her to face reality, Rebecca doesn’t listen. She thinks Pres is the perfect guy for her. But Celeste’s brother, Josh, has been friends with Pres for years, and Celeste thinks she knows what she’s talking about.
Rebecca’s not so sure about her relationship with her new stepfather. She knows he can’t replace her real dad, but she thinks she can break through his cool surface by helping him with the school play.
But things don’t go as planned, and as friendships start to change, Rebecca faces surprising truths about herself and her friends. Will she find happiness in her new family and find The Perfect Guy?
Purchase link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BB2E0U2
Author Bio:

Ann grew up in Connecticut, where she graduated from The Morgan School and Quinnipiac University. She now lives in Oregonwith her husband, who was her high-school sweetheart. Their wonderful daughter is grown, married and gainfully employed, and has given Ann her only grand-dog, Puff, a bloodhound-rottweiller-beagle mix and six grand-kitties. While she misses the East Coast, especially houses built before 1900, she enjoys the green valleys, fresh air and low humidity in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. Ann loves cats, walking, the Oregon Ducks and gardening in her back yard. In addition to stories and books for children and young adults, Ann also writes copy for humorous and conventional greeting cards. She loves to hear from her readers and can be contacted through her web site: http://annherrickauthor.com
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I highly recommend this book for young adults, a very good story with a great message. Nice feature, Jude Pittman
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It sounds like an intriguing story Ann, full of teenage hormones! Lots of luck with it.
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Sounds like a great story, Ann! Good luck with it. 🙂
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Hi Ann,Sounds like a great story with blended families and raging teenage hormones.RegardsMargaret
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So many young people are in this situation these days, that this story should resonate. If Ann Herrick's other YA's are anything to go by, this will most certainly be a warm-hearted and wise book.
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Congratulations, Ann!
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