Finding the Perfect Wave, part one

Alli...there's been an accident. Her voice grew silent."What?" I began to hear sobbing coming from the other end of the line. A sick feeling overtook my whole body. The fear of what I was about to hear became a stronger reality with each of Sara's sobs. "There was a really bad car accident, and Alli..." She paused and began to cry louder. "H-He's...gone. He's dead." Seventeen-year-old Alli Whitton's life just can't get any better. She's one of the best surfers in Huntington Beach, spending every day side by side with her boyfriend, Todd, and just days away from entering the halls of her senior year in high school. Then her dad is transferred miles away from her beloved ocean to the middle of the sweltering Arizona desert, and Alli's perfect life is threatened. It takes an uphill turn, however, when she meets Jake, the school's handsome soccer star, whose sandy blond hair and sharp green eyes remind her how to smile once again. All she needs to do is make it ten long months; then she's free to return to California. But when an unthinkable tragedy occurs, Alli is forced into mourning the loss of a dear loved one, leaving her suffering through the grieving process in a new school with none of her best friends to comfort her. Cheri Miklich's Finding the Perfect Wave is a romantic coming-of-age drama where readers will learn, along with Alli, to smile and laugh even amidst life's darkest hours. A new romance blooms, hope and faith fight to prevail, and a strong realization of passion for her dreams surfaces as she discovers who she is meant to be. Join Alli as she enters the waters of life and seeks to find the perfect wave!Cheri H. Miklich lives in Arizona with her husband and their four children. She loves being a homemaker and stays involved in her church. She loves to travel, especially to beautiful beaches.

Author: Cheri H Miklich

Publisher: Independently published

Publication Date: Feb 04, 2019

Number of Pages: 294 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1795836601

ISBN-13: 9781795836609