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The Girls of Summer #2.5
Written in the Stars: A Girls of Summer Short Story
Quinn struggles to keep her girlfriend a secret from everyone, including her best friend Luke. To make things worse, Luke's trying his best to get Quinn out of her shell and go to the Valentine's Day dance with a girl in his drama class. Quinn must decide whether to risk losing her girlfriend in order to come clean.
A secret girlfriend, a crazy crush, and a best friend who takes his wing man responsibilities a little too seriously. What could possibly go wrong?
A secret girlfriend, a crazy crush, and a best friend who takes his wing man responsibilities a little too seriously. What could possibly go wrong?
72 pages, Paperback
Published March 23, 2017
About the author
S.R. Silcox
14 books22 followersSR Silcox grew up in small-town Australia. A child of the 80s and a teen of the 90s, it was a multi-coloured, fun-filled time of hypercolour T-shirts, Slip’n’Slides, outrageously teased fringes, MC Hammer and Dunlop Volleys. She played cricket in the summer and soccer in the winter, all while wearing shorts and T-shirts with a cap glued firmly to her head.
She loves team sports, barracks for the underdog, and believes that everyone makes the right choices given the right set of circumstances. Most of all she believes that re-making movies from the 1980s should be made illegal.
A lesbian herself, she’s passionate about the importance of diversity in fiction and the media, especially for LGBT+ teens.
A voracious and eclectic reader, among her favourite authors are Becky Albertalli, Clare Lydon, Hugh Howey, and Malinda Lo.
A former accountant, SR Silcox left her job in 2012 to write full time. She lives in sunny Queensland with her wife and two dogs, and writes fiction with lesbian main characters for tweens, teens and adults.
She loves team sports, barracks for the underdog, and believes that everyone makes the right choices given the right set of circumstances. Most of all she believes that re-making movies from the 1980s should be made illegal.
A lesbian herself, she’s passionate about the importance of diversity in fiction and the media, especially for LGBT+ teens.
A voracious and eclectic reader, among her favourite authors are Becky Albertalli, Clare Lydon, Hugh Howey, and Malinda Lo.
A former accountant, SR Silcox left her job in 2012 to write full time. She lives in sunny Queensland with her wife and two dogs, and writes fiction with lesbian main characters for tweens, teens and adults.
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July 23, 2017
An enjoyable quick read 4.5*
I'm finding myself liking this series as it continues. This one is really short but I felt more flushed out than the other two. I did think what Luke and Brit did was a bit extreme but it seemed to work with in the story. Wouldn't mind a little continuation and longer story with Quinn and Bridget...
I'm finding myself liking this series as it continues. This one is really short but I felt more flushed out than the other two. I did think what Luke and Brit did was a bit extreme but it seemed to work with in the story. Wouldn't mind a little continuation and longer story with Quinn and Bridget...
December 24, 2018
Fabulous book
I have loved all of the books in this series that I have read so far. I can't wait to read more of them.
I have loved all of the books in this series that I have read so far. I can't wait to read more of them.
January 11, 2022
This is a cute, quick read with a reasonable amount of teen angst.
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