Beau and Bett - Kathryn Berla

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Résumé :
While working off his mother's debt at Bettina Diaz's father's ranch, Beau LeFrancois is continually surprised and charmed by Bett's frankness, despite being warned that she's a 'beast'--

Biographie:
Kathryn Berla likes to write in a variety of genres including light fantasy, contemporary literary fiction, and even horror. She is the author of the young adult novels: 12 Hours in Paradise, Dream Me, The House at 758, and Going Places. The Kitty Committee is her first novel written for adult readers.
Kathryn grew up in India, Syria, Europe, and Africa. Her love for experiencing new cultures runs deep, and she gives into it whenever she can. She has been an avid movie buff since childhood, and often sees the movie in her head before she writes the book. Kathryn graduated from the University of California in Berkeley with a degree in English. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area....

Sommaire:
Can a beast and a commoner find love?

In California, Bettina Diaz, nicknamed the Beast, hides a secret behind her infamous temper. When Beau LeFrancois's mother hits Bett's luxury SUV, his family faces an impossibly large bill. To pay off the debt, Beau spends his weekends working on the Diaz Ranch.

As Beau works, Bett's harshness melts away, and he learns what's behind her tough facade. Beau finds himself falling for her, but their different social classes and her past threaten their budding relationship. Can they overcome their differences, or will a lie tear them apart?

Beau and Bett is perfect for young adult readers who enjoy heartwarming, contemporary romances with relatable characters and themes of social class, prejudice, and personal growth.