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Summary

It's a surprising, sparkling summer for Willa! It's August on Cape Cod and Willa has a lot to look forward to. Soon, JFK will return home from baseball camp, and Willa has an idea for an exciting new project that will challenge her to dream big! But life throws Willa some unexpected twists and turns: Ruby has bad news, a beloved friend leaves, a dear friend returns, her brother Will has something he does't want to talk about, and of course, there's a wedding to plan! There's also a cute boy who likes Willa . . . a lot, and Willa thinks she might like him too. It's a summer full of romance and surprises!

Author Biography

Coleen Murtagh Paratore is the author of the popular The Wedding Planner's Daughter series, which includes most recently, Forget Me Not and Wish I Might, as well as Sunny Holiday and Sweet and Sunny. The mother of three teenage sons, she lives in upstate New York and on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Visit Coleen online at www.coleenparatore.com.

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Excerpts

From From Willa, With Love

I steal a side glance at Jess in the moonline. I smell cologne and sweat and the sea. He looks wild and distant and dreamy, like Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights.

"I'm glad you came out," he says

"Me too," I say.

"I've wanted to ask you out for at least two years now," he says.

"Really?" My heart is pounding like a drum. "Why didn't—"

"You know why," he says.

JFK. He and JFK are good friends.

"You dont' hit on your friend's girl," he says.

And so Jess is handsome and sweet and civic—minded and has integrity, too. Oh, this isn't good, Willa This isn't good at all.

"I'm sorry," Jess says. "I tried staying away, but ... ..."

"Let's walk," I say.

"K," he says.

At the bottom of the beach stairs, there is no hesitation, no indecision.