Schools out. Teenagers on the loose. It's party time...music, dancing, new friends. What could possibly go wrong? For new White Oak resident fifteen year-old Summer Dey, just about everything. Alcohol, theft, kidnapping, new enemies. Everyone has a secret...especially Summer. What's more important: keeping her secret hidden, or helping new friends and risking rejection? Perceived safety or trust? Special powers denied...or letting the town bitch win again. It's not easy being the new girl "The book is good reading. It was nice to see that Summer's friends were okay with the way she was different. I feel that if kids of any age group who felt that they didn't fit in anywhere were to read the book they would feel much better about themselves. Honestly I hope people will read book, because I felt the way Summer did, and still do depending on who is around." - John Ehrmann "This is a very good book. It has a slight spiritual side to it which is refreshing. The mystery makes it page turning reading to find out what happens next. Summer is a very endearing character and the examples of acceptance shown to her differences by her friends are wonderful. I enjoyed this book very much and highly recommend it to other readers." - Amazon Customer About the Author: The mother of three teenagers, Abby Lynn Pielet lives in Southern California with her husband, children, two dogs and two cats. She has been writing since she graduated from Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri with a degree in writing. After spending her post-college years in the entertainment industry doing everything from acting; writing; producing; and feature film special effects she has now returned her original love of writing novels. Watch for the second book in Abby Lynn Pielet's Summer Dey Book Series titled SUMMER STANDS UP.