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Clearwater Crossing #19
Now & Always
Who’s about to say “I do” in Clearwater Crossing?
Caitlin and David are engaged! Jenna has lots of great ideas to help make Caitlin’s
special day perfect. If only Cat would listen!
Ben is head over heels about Bernie, and she actually likes him, too. As long as she thinks he’s cool, everything will be fine–which is why she can never, ever, meet his parents. When Ben’s mom joins the weight loss clinic where Bernie works, Ben understands the old saying: Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Leah’s parents trust her. That’s why they went on vacation and left her home alone. No one would ever find out if she wasn’t alone at night. No one would ever even ask. . . .
Caitlin and David are engaged! Jenna has lots of great ideas to help make Caitlin’s
special day perfect. If only Cat would listen!
Ben is head over heels about Bernie, and she actually likes him, too. As long as she thinks he’s cool, everything will be fine–which is why she can never, ever, meet his parents. When Ben’s mom joins the weight loss clinic where Bernie works, Ben understands the old saying: Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Leah’s parents trust her. That’s why they went on vacation and left her home alone. No one would ever find out if she wasn’t alone at night. No one would ever even ask. . . .
- GenresYoung Adult
224 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published August 14, 2001
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Laura Peyton Roberts
36 books52 followersLaura Peyton Roberts is the author of numerous books for teens and tweens, including the Clearwater Crossing series, Ghost of a Chance, The Queen of Second Place, Queen B, Green, and Walk on Water. Visit her at www.LauraPeytonRoberts.com
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April 29, 2024Was high school really like this though
September 2, 2012
Leah’s parents are gone for two weeks leaving Leah home alone while they do some antiquing. Her plans with Miguel get thwarted after she gets poison ivy, a sunburn and then something else happens.
Miguel, his mother and his sister just moved into Charlie’s old house. Charlie is carrying the loan for Miguel’s mother. He and Jesse found him a nursing home that he could be happy in and where he will be taken care of in his old age.
Jenna tries to plan Caitlin’s wedding as though it were her own. She doesn’t like the colors, styles and other choices Caitlin makes and thinks her own ideas are better. That her ideas are the only ones worth considering. She criticizes all Caitlin’s choices.
Ben has a girlfriend. He’s chagrined to discover that she has a job at the weight loss clinic his mother just started attending. He’s never wanted anyone to see his extremely overweight mother but now it might be unavoidable. He plots ways to see that that doesn’t happen.
Melanie is now taking art lessons and finds her young teacher quite attractive. She however, is 10 years his junior. And what about Jesse?
Sexual issues come up in this volume.
Miguel, his mother and his sister just moved into Charlie’s old house. Charlie is carrying the loan for Miguel’s mother. He and Jesse found him a nursing home that he could be happy in and where he will be taken care of in his old age.
Jenna tries to plan Caitlin’s wedding as though it were her own. She doesn’t like the colors, styles and other choices Caitlin makes and thinks her own ideas are better. That her ideas are the only ones worth considering. She criticizes all Caitlin’s choices.
Ben has a girlfriend. He’s chagrined to discover that she has a job at the weight loss clinic his mother just started attending. He’s never wanted anyone to see his extremely overweight mother but now it might be unavoidable. He plots ways to see that that doesn’t happen.
Melanie is now taking art lessons and finds her young teacher quite attractive. She however, is 10 years his junior. And what about Jesse?
Sexual issues come up in this volume.
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