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New Jersey wild-child Justine Andrews spends her summers in Eva Thompson’s sleepy Massachusetts town. Justine, an outspoken feminist, thrives on raising hell while skirting the law. Eva, a sheltered Catholic girl, teeters between obeying her cautious nature and abandoning restraint to revel in the excitement Justine creates. They forge a fiercely loyal bond spanning decades through juvenile pranks; first boyfriends; the era of sex, drugs, and rock ‘n roll; marriage; and beyond.

Will a man Eva trusted her entire life destroy her dreams for the future? Will Justine’s need for revenge lead them into serious danger? Exactly how far would you go for your best friend?

Set in the 1970s, this nostalgic coming-of-age story will make you laugh, cry, and root for the girls during their many adventures, growing pains, joys, and losses.

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“A funny, spirited story that is bursting with 1970s nostalgia. Justine and Eva’s summer teenage escapades tickled my memory, and their devoted friendship touched my heart.” – Shelle Sumners, author of Grace Grows

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“This book is a well-written coming-of-age story told alternately by Eva and Justine that perfectly captures the hopes, self-doubt, happiness, and heartbreak of adolescence.” – Fulmoonmajik

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“What a wonderful book! Once I started reading, I couldn’t put it down. As a child of the 70s myself, I was able to relate to both Eva and Justine, and I thoroughly enjoyed getting lost in the time and found myself completely entertained by their crazy antics! I’m sorry I finished it so quickly – I didn’t want the story to end!” – Amazon Customer

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“Loved this book! I might be biased, since I grew up in the area, but the authors perfectly captured summers in a small town in New England. I know the life on country roads, riding bikes to cemeteries, small town thoughts and regulars and everything. Great book. Loved, loved, loved it.” – Wendy from central MA

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I seldom add a book to my library but this book is there. It is so well written that I found myself as unobserved viewer watching these girls grow and I loved every page!” – Kenneth Louk

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“I have never left a rating on a book before, and I have read hundreds and more. I will be reading this book again. Unbelievable the way this author was able to tug you back into your own youth.” – BFP

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