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After her boyfriend breaks up with her, outgoing college student Ava Sinclair begins to realize life is creeping up on her. Deciding to run away from her problems instead of facing them, she flees to a friend's place in New York City where she meets Kiernan, a boy she realizes is just as lost and confused as she is. Told through both of their conflicting personalities, can they figure out how to bridge the gap between adolescence and adulthood and figure out who they really are?
104 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 18, 2010
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November 26, 2011
Ava and Kiernan are two college aged kids that live on opposite ends of the spectrum. Ava, recently dumped by her boyfriend over the phone, decides to escape to New York City for a little while. Kiernan, a shy, southern gentleman, decides its finally time to live his own adventure instead of reading about others' and also heads to New York City.
The two meet, and don't really care much for the other. Ava is talkative and outgoing, and Kiernan is shy and nervous. They end up in a situation where they are kind of forced to get to know the other, and eventually become friends that change each other for the better.
Even better than the story line, is reading it through each characters point of view. Their personalities are a blast, and make this story a really fun read. It is a blend of humor, sarcasm, hormones, adventures and friendship. How can you go wrong with that?
The two meet, and don't really care much for the other. Ava is talkative and outgoing, and Kiernan is shy and nervous. They end up in a situation where they are kind of forced to get to know the other, and eventually become friends that change each other for the better.
Even better than the story line, is reading it through each characters point of view. Their personalities are a blast, and make this story a really fun read. It is a blend of humor, sarcasm, hormones, adventures and friendship. How can you go wrong with that?
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