
Fitting In: (Summer '16): Fitting In (Is Hard to Do) - Paperback
Fitting In: (Summer '16): Fitting In (Is Hard to Do) - Paperback
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by Heaven J. Fox (Author)
The Westbrook Squad's Summer Meltdown
Summer was supposed to be a vibe - but for the Westbrook Squad, it's turning into a full-blown disaster.
Amber is tired of being the good girl and the loyal friend. She's done playing it safe - until a family secret drags her deeper into her own chaos, forcing her to question everything and everyone.
Roman is trying to keep his game tight on and off the field, but old injuries, deeper scars, and a shocking family betrayal push him to the edge. When he gets caught up with the wrong girl, he might lose way more than his spot on the team.
Symphony is done crying over Roman and ready to boss up with the flashy and dangerously tempting DeKing. But love with him comes at a price - and Symphony might not be able to afford it.
Hunter finally has Quincy right where she wants him - locked in and all hers. But when the past threatens her future and a new secret threatens to ruin her happy ending, she realizes some love stories come with heavy consequences.
One summer. Broken friendships. Shattered trust. And secrets that could blow up everything.
Welcome to the hottest, messiest, most unforgettable summer the Westbrook Squad has ever seen. Are you ready?
Author Biography
HEAVEN J. FOX is the author of bestseller Kissing Cousins and The Westbrook High Series. Heaven's has always had a lifelong desire of becoming an author. Her natural passion is writing realistic young adult fiction. One of her pet peeves is hearing youths declare they don't like to read, or the dreaded, "Black kids can't read." Heaven's solution to this problem is giving teens and young adults something they aspire to read. Her writing motto is "Teaching Without Preaching" because she understands there are lessons to be learned from anyone's experiences, whether it be realistic or fictional.



















