By M.E. Kerr
Annabel first sees Estaban when he’s playing soccer. Something about him draws her to him, even though she and he are opposites: she tall, blue-eyed and blonde, a well off American with plans for college; he short, brown-eyed and brown-skinned, an un-documented immigrant from Colombia with an uncertain future. He’s the type of guy her dad would hire for his construction business, not the type that he’d ever allow his daughter to date. But date they do. And as they learn about each others culture, their small resort town of Seaview erupts with anti-immigrant sentiment with both sides expressing racist views. This is about their struggle to make their relationship more than a summer fling.
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