Spring Fling: A Southern College Novella

by Meda White

Kellyn Crenshaw wants to make it to college graduation without becoming another notch on the belt of a fraternity boy. A boy exactly like Pace Samson. Forced into close proximity because their roommates are dating, Kellyn sets out to prove she’s resistant to his charms.

Pace never figured himself for a one woman man until he spends time with Kellyn. She’s different, and he can’t get her out of his mind. She’s also aware of his reputation, and it may keep him from the one girl who makes him want to change his ways.

When Pace and Kellyn fake a fling on Spring Break to help their friends, Kellyn may discover she isn’t immune to Pace after all. They’ll each have to decide if what’s between them is just a fling or if there’s a chance their feelings are real.

Genres: Romance

134 pages, Paperback

First published March 4, 2014

About the author

Meda White is an award-winning author who was born with Georgia clay in her veins... and between her toes. Big families, dirt roads, and fried catfish make life worth living. She mostly enjoys the Southern lifestyle with her husband and furbabies. The exception is the hundred degree summer days with a hundred percent humidity. No amount of Aqua Net can fix that hair then.

When not writing, you might find her singing harmony, attempting to play guitar, shooting zombie targets, quoting movie lines, traveling, teaching yoga, or explaining the meaning of her unusual first name.

Reviews

[Rob Cummings · Rating 4 out of 5]

My favorite aspect of this book was the characters of Pace and Kellyn. They seemed so real I almost expected them to leap from the pages. The transition of their wants and desires through the pages exhibited life experiences. “When you least expect it, something great will come along. Something better than you ever planned for.” This quote by an unknown author perfectly embraces this story. Pace and Kellyn belonged together, and it was fun watching them grow and accept that reality. A delicate, quick read filled with both laughter and tears. Whether you curl up in your favorite chair or take a towel and stretch out on the beach Spring Fling will make your heart smile.

[Caitlyn Hagen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have to say this book was very cute! I loved the characters and how they progressed. My only complaint is I wish it was longer!!! Chapter 8 was absolutely hilarious. I died reading it, it was just so funny!
I won this book here on Goodreads from a giveaway and I'm so glad i did!! I can't wait to read MORE by Meda White!!! Meda White

[Charlotte Phillips · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this sweet love story,with it's humor and unexpected turn of events. When Kellyn and Pace decide to have a pretend relationship in the perfect setting. the beautiful Panama City Beach, Fl. they haven't realized the chemistry between them is much more than they've bargained for. They experience a date from hell, which brings them closer than two people ever want to be; I literally fell out of my chair laughing. I would recommend this quick read and page turner to everyone.

[Angela · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found myself laughing along with the characters and rooting for them to hurry up and get together! Loved it!

[Kathy Wideman · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was a great quick read. It was funny, romantic, and bit sad at times. Kellyn is on her last spring break with her best friend, Indi. Indi’s boyfriend Cobie backed out at the last minute but his best friend, Pace is there with them. Pace is a love em’ and leave em’ type. Kellyn is attracted to him but determined not to be just another notch on his belt. Then Indi starts acting weird and messing with Pace he tells her that he and Kellyn are seeing each other. Kellyn only agrees to help him to save his friend ship with his best friend and save her friend from herself. What Kellyn doesn’t realize at first is that Pace is truly attracted to her and wants to have a real relationship with her. They spend spring break having a pretend fling but by the end they both realize they want to try the real thing. However there is only 10 weeks left of school then they go onto their real adult life. They make up all these guidelines as to not get to close and wind up hurt. Will it work or will they fall in love anyway? This book is a bit funny. There is lots of banter and sarcasm. Then there is the fact that they are really falling in love with each other but both are afraid to get hurt. Pace has quite the reputation and Kellyn doesn’t want to be just another girl he has slept with. Pace wants to be a real boyfriend to her but he has never really done that before. It was fun reading all the things they went through and how they try to fight their feeling for each other. The part after they graduated was a bit sad, but the ending was good. I look forward to reading other books in this series and to reading other books by this author.