Mia is a junior now and while she is saddled with
Precalculus and Ms. Martinez the unsupportive English teacher, she is excited
about the new school year. That is until
Michael drops a bomb on her—he is moving to Japan, immediately.
Over the summer Michael built a prototype of a robotic arm
that could revolutionize heart surgery and a Japanese company wants him to
oversee the building of a working model.
It is a great opportunity and he will get course credit, but he will
also have to be gone for at least a year.
Obviously, this news sends Mia in a tailspin. To keep him in the country, she even seeks
out Grandmere’s advice—that’s how desperate she is. Of course this advice is a step that Mia
isn’t sure that she is ready for, but if it can keep him in the country she
will consider it.
I’m not going to lie; there is quite a lot of drama in this
one. Mia really isn’t equipped to deal
with something like this and she has never been really good at taking sound
advice. I still liked this one, but
would recommend reading the next part right after, the ending to this book is a
little upsetting.
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