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Morgan Matson Brings the Love in All its Forms in The Unexpected Everything
If you’re a contemporary YA romance fan, there’s a pretty good chance Morgan Matson has broken your heart somewhere along the line—although in her defense, she’s probably put it back together even happy-thumpier than she found it. If there are three things you can count on in Matson’s books, it’s fraught parental relationships, friendship, and a swoony guy. In her fourth and newest release, The Unexpected Everything, Matson combines all three into her swooniest, dad-angstiest, BFF-iest YA yet, complete with my newest book boyfriend and at least one notable cameo. For those who need a refresher on Matson’s evolution, we’ve got you covered.
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Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour
Ever since a car accident claimed her father’s life, Amy has refused to get behind the wheel. So when her mother sells their house in California and Amy has to get to their new place in Connecticut, it’s family friend Roger to the rescue. As Amy and Roger make the cross-country trek toward dealing with their respective issues, they discover there’s a whole lot of beauty and awesomeness in the journey, especially when they veer off course. No leg of the trip is left unexplored in a narrative filled with playlists and mementos, bringing readers right along for the ride.
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Second Chance Summer
Taylor’s father is dying, and there’s no way he’d rather spend his last few months than with his family at their old summer house. The problem is Taylor hasn’t been back there in years, and she didn’t exactly leave her friends on the best note. Now she’s faced with seeing her former best friend and her first crush, and there’s no escaping. But though she’s saying goodbye to her father for good, she just might be getting another shot with the people who used to know her best.
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Since You’ve Been Gone
Emily barely knows life anymore outside of her outgoing best friend Sloan’s shadow, so when Sloan leaves town out of nowhere right before the summer begins, Emily is stunned. All she has left of her BFF is a list of things to do, a list Emily has to believe will lead to finding Sloan and solving the mystery of why she abandoned her. Emily’s not used to being on her own, but little by little she finds a group ready and willing to help her carry out her assigned tasks…a group including Frank Porter, who’s doing a hell of a job making Emily feel a whole lot less lonely.
Andie had her entire summer responsibly planned out when her father’s political scandal got her dropped from her internship. Now she’s stuck trying to find a last-minute gig, which lands her a position as a…dog walker? Andie’s determined to make the best of a bad situation; after all, she has already got her inseparable best friends around. What more could she really want? (Hmm, an adorable dimple-possessing guy, perhaps? One who pushes her to open up and assess her true passions in life, perhaps? One who’s struggling with his own, in fact?) (I’m not gonna spoil who he is but man I wanna spoil who he is.) But as she grows into a surprising romance, an even more surprising career change, and a most surprising new bond with her father, the one group of people she’d always been able to count on starts to crumble. When Andie starts to fall apart right along with them, she learns that sometimes it’s the most unexpected things in life that may be the best for everyone.