When Logan Becker's family embarks on a "house swapping" venture and spends a summer in a beach town in Oregon, Logan is filled with big expectations. Likewise, Tricia Merrit, the daughter of the other family, is thrilled to be in the farm belt of Minnesota. But when Logan meets and falls for the beach boy surfer of her dreams, then tragically discovers he's Tricia's boyfriend, she must come to terms with her hurt and confusion. Meanwhile, there's another boy who is drawn to Logan—the totally uncool Grant Duncan, who is busy persuading City Hall to launch a campaign to clean the local beaches. Can Logan come to realize that true love often reveals itself in unexpected ways?
Author
Sydell Voeller grew up in Washington State, but has lived in Oregon for over thirty years. Throughout her twenty-plus writing career, her sixteen published novels for teens and adults have reflected her love for the Pacific Northwest’s ocean beaches, inlets and waterways, evergreen forests, and mountains. She and her husband enjoy camping, reading, amateur astronomy, and spending time with their three grandchildren and one pampered feline. Formerly a registered nurse, Sydell now teaches writing correspondence courses, sponsored by the Long Ridge Writer’s Institute in West Redding, Connecticut, for the past twelve years.
