Love to the Rescue

by Deborah Kent

*Lifeguards have all the fun.* That's what Laurie Cavanaugh used to think before she became one. Now she knows there's more to the job than looking great in a bathing suit. It's demanding work and a big responsibility. But there would be some time for fun in the sun if Andy Hawthorne, the head lifeguard, wasn't such a creep. He watches every move Laurie makes and criticizes her constantly. Why does he have to be the cutest boy she has ever seen? Laurie is confused, but she's sure of one thing. Being a lifeguard may not be fun, but it's never boring either! [text from book jacket]

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