Spectrums - Hall, Thomas

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Résumé :
Jenna MacDonald transfers to Tufts University in Boston, from UCLA. Boston is very different from Southern California, but Jenna is hopeful, as she starts her sophomore year, that the transfer will bring about some positive changes in her life-not that life has been bad. On the contrary, Jenna is a hopeful, driven young woman, but she'd be the first to admit that she's still na?ve in the ways of the real world. When she meets David Whitcomb, Jenna begins to feel the first stirrings of what they talk about in love songs. Despite Jenna's focus on her studies, she can't help but be pulled in by the handsome, charming David; soon, they embark on a serious relationship that neither of them is emotionally prepared to undertake. Jenna's life accelerates, but can she handle the rapid twists and turns of adulthood in Boston? Spectrums is the story of one young woman's choices and how those choices affect not only her life but the lives of everyone around her. Jenna's life changes forever when she first sets foot on the Tufts University campus. Will Jenna be able to complete her college education, despite complications with David? Or will her rapidly accelerating life path veer off course and cause an irrevocable and painful crash?

Biographie:
soon, they embark on a serious relationship that neither of them is emotionally prepared to undertake. Jenna's life accelerates, but can she handle the rapid twists and turns of adulthood in Boston? Spectrums is the story of one young woman's choices and how those choices affect not only her life but the lives of everyone around her. Jenna's life changes forever when she first sets foot on the Tufts University campus. Will Jenna be able to complete her college education, despite complications with David? Or will her rapidly accelerating life path veer off course and cause an irrevocable and painful crash?...

Sommaire:
Jenna MacDonald transfers to Tufts University in Boston, from UCLA. Boston is very different from Southern California, but Jenna is hopeful, as she starts her sophomore year, that the transfer will bring about some positive changes in her life-not that life has been bad. On the contrary, Jenna is a hopeful, driven young woman, but she'd be the first to admit that she's still na?ve in the ways of the real world. When she meets David Whitcomb, Jenna begins to feel the first stirrings of what they talk about in love songs. Despite Jenna's focus on her studies, she can't help but be pulled in by the handsome, charming David...