Two thirteen-year-old boys embark on an emotional adventure after discovering some mysterious remains buried deep in the sands of a Texas beach.

What do they find that summer that rocks one of their worlds forever? What makes that summer more than just a fun time . . .

What makes it the summer Reed Young finds himself?

Who wants to be a father at sixteen?

No one.

Especially not Reed Young. But that’s the incredibly stupid, incredibly confusing position he’s found himself in. He’s now forced into a situation where he has to man up and face his responsibilities or walk away from the only girl he’s ever loved . . . Melissa Summers. The one who’s held his heart since he was thirteen.

But as hormones, stress, and teenage angst yank at them, a bigger secret looms. Not to mention Reed needs his father more than ever, but he’s withdrawn in utter disappointment.

What’s a sixteen-year-old father-to-be to do?

What would you do to be free?

Trapped in a home full of rage and violence, Jonah King has had to fight for every scrap of good that life has ever tossed his way. But will it ever be enough?
Will he?
Sometimes, the lines are blurred between good and evil, love and hate, and when Jonah meets Autumn Garrett, he finds that he’s not the only one fighting for salvation.
Can love this raw be real? More importantly, will they survive to find out?

Gritty and emotional, Blurred Lines is a gut-wrenching, heartrending roller coaster ride through the ups and downs, twists and turns of life, showing us that the most brilliant beauty can be found in the darkest reaches of despair. More than Romeo and Juliet retold, this is no fairy tale. This is survival at the most basic level—the heart.

***Reader Warning*** This book touches on serious issues, meant for mature readers. My characters may be seventeen going on eighteen, but they deal with things far past their years. There are major themes of abuse, as well as some foul language and sexual content. Please read at your own discretion.

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Chris Summers has been “perfect” his whole life. He never does anything wrong . . . or does he?

What brings out the worst in us? Can it be forgiven?

Does love really set you free?

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