Publisher's Synopsis
Lou was on the brink of a perfect summer until the night her sister didn't come home. Suddenly, without explanation, Lou is sent to stay with her brother, two hours away. She knows she should talk about what happened but can't bring herself to open up. That is until Lou reluctantly joins an art class and meets one boy who helps her escape the unease of her current life. Gage and his friends are a fun distraction, but Lou can't stop thinking about her problems close to home. Now, Lou must find the strength to face the disappointment and pain of growing up in a family struggling with unity and wholeness before she loses herself along with them. _______________________________________________________"I leaned into him as he put his arm around my shoulders. Gage was staring at me, smiling his gorgeous smile. His sharp features were more prominent in the street lights. His icy blue eyes seemed to calm most of my anxiousness. This was the moment I had secretly hoped for since the day we met. I could admit that now. I wanted to kiss him from the moment he first smiled at me." ?If you enjoyed "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green, you'll love "Yesterday, I Was Fine.".
