The Boyfriend Project

Perfect for fans of Stephanie Perkins, Lauren Barnholdt, and Susane Colasanti, The Boyfriend Project is a romantic read about a girl who wishes her sweet boyfriend had a little more edge.

Kendall and her boyfriend, Jeremy, have been together forever, and Kendall is starting to wonder if Jeremy is a little boring. . . . So she embarks on a boyfriend makeover. But as Jeremy learns to strut his stuff, other girls start to notice him and, what's worse, he's noticing them back. Then Jeremy breaks up with Kendall and she realizes her makeover project was the ultimate disaster. Is the sweet boyfriend she loved gone forever?

A companion novel to Rachel Hawthorne's paperback original Trouble from the Start, this title is perfect for fans of summer beach reads and sweet treats.

• Boyfriend Makeover: Kendall loves her sweet boyfriend Jeremy, but she wishes he wasn’t so… boring. Her plan to make him edgier works a little too well.
• Second Chance Romance: After her project backfires and Jeremy breaks up with her, Kendall has to win back the boy she’s always loved—if he’s not gone forever.
• Summer Beach Read: A perfect high school romance for sunny days, full of humor, heart, and the bittersweet feelings of the summer before college.
• First Love: A hilarious and heartfelt look at a first relationship, jealousy, and figuring out that the person you love might be perfect just the way they are.

Sometimes the guy you're with caN becoMe the guy you want.

Kendall and Jeremy are perfect together. She fits just right in the crook of his shoulder; he knows just when to tease her and when to just listen. She comes up with fun outings, and he never minds when her best friend tags along. They never argue. They never fight. Nothing could be better, right?

When Kendall's best friend, Avery, finds love with their school's bad boy, Kendall starts to wonder: Is there such a thing as too perfect? Maybe Jeremy is too boring, too good. Maybe he could use a little more edge. Maybe it's time for a boyfriend makeover.

But as Kendall nudges Jeremy into being the guy she thinks she wants, Jeremy questions if she's still the same girl he loves. One thing is certain, though: Even the perfect couple needs some work.