The Foreseeable Future
maí 2018 · Söluaðili: Penguin
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Audrey Nelson has no idea her immediate future contains a swoony summer romance, going viral, or working the night shift at a nursing home in the summer-that-nothing-goes-according-to-plan.
“Captures the sweetness of first love and the hard-won battle to carve out your place in the world. A big-hearted, charming, and laugh-out-loud funny ode to family, friendship, and finding yourself.”—Emily Henry, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Beach Read
“A must-read for anyone who’s ever felt the sting of leaving what you’ve always known and the unsurpassed thrill of following your own heart.”—Ashley Herring Blake, author of Delilah Green Doesn’t Care
Audrey Nelson has decided not to go to college, much to the shock of her professor parents. Instead, she’s going to live life on her own terms and move to Seattle. And the best way to save up for the move is by working the night shift at the local nursing home.
Too-charming-for-his-own-good Seth O’Malley works there too, and the chemistry between him and Audrey is undeniable. But things get complicated when Audrey saves the life of Seth’s ex, and a video of her performing CPR at the beach goes viral. Suddenly, Audrey’s Internet famous . . . and maybe real-life famous, too. And just when she starts to love life at work—and with Seth—Seattle comes knocking.
Does Audrey follow the path she’s always dreamed of? Or does she realize that even if she’s not sure about forever, she’s ready to seize the foreseeable future?
“Captures the sweetness of first love and the hard-won battle to carve out your place in the world. A big-hearted, charming, and laugh-out-loud funny ode to family, friendship, and finding yourself.”—Emily Henry, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Beach Read
“A must-read for anyone who’s ever felt the sting of leaving what you’ve always known and the unsurpassed thrill of following your own heart.”—Ashley Herring Blake, author of Delilah Green Doesn’t Care
Audrey Nelson has decided not to go to college, much to the shock of her professor parents. Instead, she’s going to live life on her own terms and move to Seattle. And the best way to save up for the move is by working the night shift at the local nursing home.
Too-charming-for-his-own-good Seth O’Malley works there too, and the chemistry between him and Audrey is undeniable. But things get complicated when Audrey saves the life of Seth’s ex, and a video of her performing CPR at the beach goes viral. Suddenly, Audrey’s Internet famous . . . and maybe real-life famous, too. And just when she starts to love life at work—and with Seth—Seattle comes knocking.
Does Audrey follow the path she’s always dreamed of? Or does she realize that even if she’s not sure about forever, she’s ready to seize the foreseeable future?
Audrey Nelson has no idea her immediate future contains a swoony summer romance, going viral, or working the night shift at a nursing home in the summer-that-nothing-goes-according-to-plan.
“Captures the sweetness of first love and the hard-won battle to carve out your place in the world. A big-...
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Emily Adrian is a writer from Portland, Oregon. She currently lives in Ashland, Ohio, with her husband, her child, and her dog named Hank.
Emily Adrian is a writer from Portland, Oregon. She currently lives in Ashland, Ohio, with her husband, her child, and her dog named Hank.
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