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A girl finds love on a cross-country road trip in this sunny YA romance from the author of Give Me a Sign.
Iris doesn't trust the odds. Not when she has 1 in 4 odds of developing the same eye condition as her sister, Amelia, which would add vision loss to her pre-existing hearing loss.
When Iris is enlisted to help Amelia make the drive home from college, the last person she expects to run into on campus is exactly who she finds: Her board game club rival, Declan, who is also driving his brother home from school. The odds of that happening are…stacked against her, it seems.
Amelia suggests the four of them caravan together on their ride back home, pulling Iris into a six-state road trip with the one person she can't stand. Except…Declan might be funnier and more charming than Iris had thought. And the more time Iris spends with him, the more his annoying optimism catches on. But can she look past probability long enough to embrace the unexpected? Anna Sortino writes stories about disabled characters living their lives and falling in love. They include Give Me a Sign and On the Bright Side, which received a Schneider Family Book Honor. She's Deaf and passionate about diverse representation in media. Born and raised in the Chicagoland area, Anna has since lived in different cities from coast to coast, spending her free time exploring nature with her dog or reading on the couch with her cat.
Iris doesn't trust the odds. Not when she has 1 in 4 odds of developing the same eye condition as her sister, Amelia, which would add vision loss to her pre-existing hearing loss.
When Iris is enlisted to help Amelia make the drive home from college, the last person she expects to run into on campus is exactly who she finds: Her board game club rival, Declan, who is also driving his brother home from school. The odds of that happening are…stacked against her, it seems.
Amelia suggests the four of them caravan together on their ride back home, pulling Iris into a six-state road trip with the one person she can't stand. Except…Declan might be funnier and more charming than Iris had thought. And the more time Iris spends with him, the more his annoying optimism catches on. But can she look past probability long enough to embrace the unexpected? Anna Sortino writes stories about disabled characters living their lives and falling in love. They include Give Me a Sign and On the Bright Side, which received a Schneider Family Book Honor. She's Deaf and passionate about diverse representation in media. Born and raised in the Chicagoland area, Anna has since lived in different cities from coast to coast, spending her free time exploring nature with her dog or reading on the couch with her cat.