Above Par
By: Crystal Donahue
Blurb
There are no mulligans in love.
Drew's life just got a whole lot harder. Her relationships are falling apart, her little sister is failing math, and her parents are leaving for Florida to take care of Grandpa. Now not only does she have to play surrogate parent, study to graduate from her last semester of college, and deal with the looming threat of full-on adulthood, she has to do it all while running the family's mini-golf course by herself. Even the upbeat Drew is starting to feel like she just drove her ball down the unfairway.
Her luck takes a turn when she meets Weston, the snarky geometry teacher. He's smart, capable, dependable, and handsome—a real hole in one. But even Weston has a few hazards of his own. Now Drew will have to decide whether his secret is the wedge that drives them apart, or pushes them together.
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Reviewed by Kayla:
I really enjoyed this book, it was a cute read. Drew is stuck watching her 14 year old sister while her parents take care of their sick grandpa. After her parents leave Drew has to go meet a teacher for Piper. This is where Drew meets Weston. This book was fun and an easy read. I loved the flow of the characters. Drew’s character really develops in this story. I love that the conversations. They were light and fun. The characters were your average people. No one was rich or poor. Just a normal couple. I liked that. It’s nice to read a story about average people in love. I really liked this book. I give this book 4 out of 5 stars!
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Crystal Donahue has been fortunate to live all over the US, including but not limited to Arizona, Hawaii, and Georgia but she currently resides near the Iowa/Illinois border with her tornado obsessed son and their mischievous cat, Brownie. She is a procrastinator of epic proportions, finds humor in almost everything, loves sarcasm and loathes washing dishes.
A 2004 graduate of Western Illinois University, Crystal has held several unique jobs including driving a Zamboni and being a relay operator for the hearing and speech impaired. While working as a claims adjuster she realized life is too short not to do something that makes you happy, so she quit her job to go back to school and study nursing. Between work, school, and raising her son she somehow manages to find time to write too, usually to the detriment of her social life. Fortunately her friends and family rock so it isn't much of an issue... yet.
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Website: http://www.crystaldonahue.com/
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