The last thing Elise wants is to start over in a new town. But after her brother's death in Afghanistan, she and her mother move to a sleepy coastal village to be closer to Elise's sister-in-law and niece. When Elise meets Mati during a beachside walk, they quickly discover how much they have in common. Mati is new to town, too. Over the course of the summer, their relationship begins to blossom, and what starts out as a friendship becomes so much more. But as Elise and Mati grow closer, her family becomes more and more uncomfortable with their relationship, and their concerns all center on one fact-Mati is Afghan. Beautifully written, utterly compelling, and ultimately hopeful, The Impossibility of Us asks-how brave can you be when your relationship is questioned by everyone you love? Praise for Katy Upperman: " Perfect for readers wanting a strong female character in a realistic romance. " -Miranda Kenneally, author of Catching Jordan " Full of wit, humor, and spine-tingling smooches." -Erin Bowman, author of Vengeance Road " Sarah Dessen fans rejoice-you are going to love Kissing Max Holden!" -Lisa Schroeder, author of Chasing Brooklyn
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Katy Upperman is a graduate of Washington State University, a former elementary school teacher, and an insatiable reader. The Impossibility of Us is her second novel, following Kissing Max Holden.