"...gorgeous, funny, and compelling." -Mary Ann Marlowe, Some Kind of Magic
On paper, seventeen-year-old Natalie Tremayne has it all. She's got stellar grades, a passion for theater, and more than enough talent in the swimming pool to make her plans for four parent-free years at the college of her dreams realistic. The only place she's missing anything is socially: the tall and buoyant body that benefits her in the pool has only ever intimidated the boys at her school.
When the enigmatic new kid Campbell Adams gets the lead role in the school's production of Beauty and the Beast, Natalie begins to wonder if her drought is about to come to an end. Their connection is instant: Campbell is a mystery that Natalie is determined to crack.
But when the secret he's made himself invisible to hide has nothing to do with the Dread Pirate Roberts or sparkling in the sunshine, Natalie finds herself swimming in a whole new pool of reality. With her high school days coming to an end and college on the horizon, Natalie will have to learn that the best way to make the universe laugh is to make a plan, and that the lemonade you make yourself out of life's lemons is the best drink in the world.
