Description
Hannah Thornton has been in love with the older boy who lives across the street for as long as she can remember. She dreams that one day he will see how perfect they are for each other and give her a chance. Her hopes are raised when as she reaches her mid teens the age gap seems less significant and they become closer friends but it soon becomes apparent that he just doesn't look at her that way. The issue is that despite him not seeing her value, other boys have stared to! Hannah struggles internally with the prospect of moving on from her unhealthy crush and giving other boys a chance, even though everyone around her tells her that she needs to let go. She feels a strange and unwarranted sense of loyalty and is committed to her dream of finding love with him. Dating anyone else would feel like she was betraying Luke and she just can't let go of the hope that one day he might change his mind. Until she discovers the joys of alcohol! At first it's harmless, a couple of drinks make her lighten up and have a bit of fun and nobody can deny she's a girl in desperate need of that, but in true Hannah style it isn't long before a series of events unfolds that turn her world upside down! Are mistakes ever really a bad thing though? Or could her worst mistakes turn out to be the making of her?
Preface.
