Both Stone and Sharon had to deal with their inner desires and get over any selfish and adolescent attitudes so they can make the mature decision to move forward together and hopefully build a good life together. The story was very cute and full of youthful love. Working through their issues, in the end they decide that just because their paths have veered into different directions doesn’t mean they can’t travel those paths together. When Stone decides he doesn’t want to follow along with Sharon’s plan, she feels a bit betrayed and let down. Both Sharon and Stone have their own ideas of how their lives will move forward, but they are clearly in love and want to stay together after high school. To start this was just a short novella about Sharon and Stone, two young lovers planning to begin their lives after high school. Be sure to stop back by the Cut 'n' Curl for hot rollers, free coffee-and the best gossip in town. There's Arlene-I just need to finish her trim and then I can head over to the Watermelon Festival. Well, I think between the broken promises and Sharon's meddling mother, these two kids are going to need a miracle to make it down the aisle. She swears Sharon and Stone are true soul mates. So it looks like our resident matchmaker Miriam is going to be wrong for the first time ever. But Stone had other plans-plans he didn't share with anyone. Sharon thought they were going to go to college, then get married. He and his long-time sweetheart Sharon are crazy about each other, but suddenly they can't see eye-to-eye on their future. My boy Stone has always been the quiet one in the family, but now he's got the whole town talking. I'm totally captivated!' - Sherryl Woods, New York Times bestselling author 'Last Chance captures the essence of Southern charm and quirkiness.

Last Chance Summer by Hope Ramsay