![]() To fit in with the rest of the high schoolers and to increase his odds of scoring a girlfriend, he pretends to be a "believer" and attends every single group activity-even blindfold dodge ball. In the new faith-based YA romantic comedy adventure, NEVER SORRY EVER JOLLY, homeschooled and unchurched seventeen-year-old Collin Uttley moves to SoCal (Southern California) and joins a church youth group out of sheer desperation for a social life. I'm just not sure if that means with me or at me." ![]() "Or if-nope, you'll just have to read the story of my crazytown adventure. "Or if I'd listened to the advice of the Freedom Fighters. Not even Rule #1: "No romantic entanglements allowed." But I gotta admit I didn't expect a rival-my summer would have gone a whole lot smoother if Twain Abernathy had stayed home. When I found out she was spending her summer working with orphans in refugee camps on the Thai-Burma border-guess who joined the outreach team? And you better believe I didn't let a little thing like the Expected Behavior Guidelines cramp my style. ![]() ![]() ![]() Why else would an atheist join a church youth group? (It sure wasn't for the coffee.) And it paid off-I met Shelby Wanderal, the soul mate I never knew existed. "Honestly, I didn't set out to be an imposter. What do you get when you mix dating with refugee camps, freedom fighters, and a thousand pairs of googly eyes? ![]()
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