Opposites attract in this sweet, sapphic romance about two girls who reluctantly join forces to escape the effects of going viral. THIS PAPERBACK EDITION FEATURES GORGEOUS THREE COLOR SPRAYED EDGES. Saylor Ford and Heaven Goo-Campbell could not be more different. Saylor is bubbly, popular, athletic, and always coupled up. Meanwhile, Heaven is grumpy and artistic, prefers her skateboard to people, and is perpetually single. So obviously, sparks fly when they must spend the entire summer together. When Saylor, distracted by her mom’s viral video about Saylor’s coming out, breaks her arm at basketball camp, she becomes determined not to spend the summer stuck at home with the social media star. Her best escape is the girl she’s pretty sure can’t stand her but whom she finds absolutely irresistible, Heaven. Thankfully, Heaven is willing to let Saylor in on her summer plans, but for a price. Saylor has to help Heaven establish her social media presence, showcasing her art for her future career as a tattoo artist. They didn’t anticipate the intimacy of spending each day together and the deepening feelings that followed. And their bingo scavenger hunt is now less a shared project and more a skate ramp to romance. But do the girls have a future together if Saylor is wary of bringing a relationship out into the open--too afraid that her mom’s influencer status will attract more attention than Saylor and timid Heaven can handle?

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After years of meddling in her friends’ love lives, Rebekah Weatherspoon turned to writing romance to get her fix. Many award-winning novels later she still believes in love, the fluffier the better. Raised in southern New Hampshire, Rebekah now lives in southern California with her dog Lizzie. She will remain there forever because she hates moving.

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y mom is an influencer. She’s been doing something or other online since I was five and she started posting videos about my hair. When the twins were born, looking like mini clones of me with their identical dusty blond curls,things really started taking off. Now you can follow @CristineFord along with twenty million people across a handful of platforms.
I blink as I read the caption on the video:So Proud of Saylor️‍The video starts to play, but a loud whistle blowing in the halls drowns out the audio. I glance up as Coach Synthia pokes her head in and raps her knuckles hard on our door.
“Get dressed! Get your kicks on! It’s time for street ball, baby!”
“See?!” Laykin says.
“Yeah,” I mutter. “I’m coming.” I grab a pair of shorts out of my bag and start my mom’s video over again, swallowing hard.
“Hey, gang,” Mom says brightly. She’s in her “confessional” chair in her office, where the light and acoustics are just right. Her makeup is also perfect, her blond hair up in a messy bun. “I know we’re halfway through Pride and you guys know all my kids are away, but I was thinking today just how blessed I am. Just how great my relationship is with my kids. And I just wanted to share it with you guys.”
I press the bottom of the screen. The video is ten freaking minutes long. I swallow. This can’t be good. I hold down the corner of the screen and listen at double speed as my mother, Cristine Ford, does a whole storytime about how I came out to her and my dad.
“I was a little shocked when she told us she’d ended things with her boyfriend,” Mom goes on. “We still love Rhys and I was worried something had happened, but instead I feel like she gave me and her dad the greatest gift.”
“What the frick?!” I hiss out loud.
Mom sniffles on the screen and I know exactly what’s coming. I watch her as she goes on, dabbing her under eyes with the backs of her knuckles. Behind me, madness is breaking out in the hallway. It’s time for street ball, but I can’t take my eyes off my phone screen.
My mom didn’t even cry when I came out to her. She was smiling the whole time while my dad just kinda gave me his typicalas long as you’re happy, I’m happy shrug. She hugged me and literally said “Yay, how fun!” And then asked me if I needed anything. I appreciate the acceptance and the support, but where was all this emotion when I told her?
The whole Ford family established Gay Is Good years ago. A bunch of my friends are queer. My mom’s best friends, who happen to be Bethany’s moms (plural) are also gay. I’m happy my parents are cool with it. I know I’m lucky. But a ten-minute video?!