Just Like That — Marsha Qualey

Everything can, and will, change. Just Like That.

When Hanna breaks up with her boyfriend of almost a year, she knows she's supposed to feel . . . something. Liberated, maybe? Sad? Instead, there's only one thing she feels for certain: She's in for a pretty dull winter. Her job in the swimwear department certainly isn't very exciting. But in an instant, everything changes. Hanna finds herself the bearer of a major secret: She was the last person to see two teenagers before they died in an accident on the icy lake, and she thinks she could have prevented their deaths. She can't possibly tell her mother or her two best friends. She can't tell anyone. Even drawing and painting -- always her therapy in the past -- aren't the recipe for calm they once were. So when Hanna finds herself drawn to Will, the elusive boy she's noticed around town, the kind of boy who'd quicken any girl's pulse, she doesn't hold back. Anything. What she learns about him will astonish her. But what she learns about herself her friendships, her family, her life -- will affect her far more.