Laura Francois
Reckless Perfection
language
(Legacy Publishing July 15, 2012)
With her mother hospitalized, Mercedez tries to find her place at home where her constantly busy father and perky pregnant stepmother live. Finding a distraction from her dysfunctional family, she falls for the new boy in school and decides to do anything to keep him, even compromise her beliefs.
As a Christian, Julia attempts to do the right thing in the world she lives in, weather its joining the band at church, getting straight As, being a supportive best friend, or obedient daughter. However she struggles to keep her faith when life doesn’t go as planned.
Angela goes into sophomore year of high school for the second time. In efforts of becoming a reformed bad girl, she struggles to finish high school and stay out of trouble, while working. In her attempts, the lines between wanting to change and actually trying to change become blurry.
Not getting attention at home Amanda constantly seeks for it anywhere she can get it. When she finds a crush worthy boy she pursuits him, even if that means moving faster than she is ready to.
As a Christian, Julia attempts to do the right thing in the world she lives in, weather its joining the band at church, getting straight As, being a supportive best friend, or obedient daughter. However she struggles to keep her faith when life doesn’t go as planned.
Angela goes into sophomore year of high school for the second time. In efforts of becoming a reformed bad girl, she struggles to finish high school and stay out of trouble, while working. In her attempts, the lines between wanting to change and actually trying to change become blurry.
Not getting attention at home Amanda constantly seeks for it anywhere she can get it. When she finds a crush worthy boy she pursuits him, even if that means moving faster than she is ready to.