| Author: | Christina Smith | ISBN: | 9781476207377 |
| Publisher: | Christina Smith | Publication: | June 16, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Christina Smith |
| ISBN: | 9781476207377 |
| Publisher: | Christina Smith |
| Publication: | June 16, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Can Fate be wrong? When all signs point to a certain someone, do you just blindly follow? What if that person turns out to be someone you hate? Could Destiny be so cruel?
Lisa Miller is busy with family, work, friends and…revenge. Her last summer in high school should be spent, having fun. But ever since Logan Tate played a prank on her,she spends all of her free time trying to get even.
Unfortunately Logan's not making it easy for her, he's trying to convince her that he has changed. But she is not fooled by his charming personality, and stunning good looks. No one can change that drastically.
Things aren't much better at home. Ever since her father left a year and a half ago, she refuses to speak to him, causing tension with her mother and sister.
As if she didn't have enough problems, someone is sending prank emails and phone calls, mysteriously knowing about her dreams. Who would do such a thing, and how could they know?
Can Fate be wrong? When all signs point to a certain someone, do you just blindly follow? What if that person turns out to be someone you hate? Could Destiny be so cruel?
Lisa Miller is busy with family, work, friends and…revenge. Her last summer in high school should be spent, having fun. But ever since Logan Tate played a prank on her,she spends all of her free time trying to get even.
Unfortunately Logan's not making it easy for her, he's trying to convince her that he has changed. But she is not fooled by his charming personality, and stunning good looks. No one can change that drastically.
Things aren't much better at home. Ever since her father left a year and a half ago, she refuses to speak to him, causing tension with her mother and sister.
As if she didn't have enough problems, someone is sending prank emails and phone calls, mysteriously knowing about her dreams. Who would do such a thing, and how could they know?
