Birdie Pollock has taken a beach house for the summer, hoping distance from the noise, lights, and pressure will hide how badly she is burnt out.
By fall she has to be ready again, because her big American tour is about to begin.
Next door, hockey player Wesley Moffett is lying low after the season’s final game, stuck with a book his agent insists he write.
He once loved hockey and now hates it, and he has never liked writing, so the summer looks miserable unless he can con his neighbor into writing the book for him.
He has no hockey lessons to offer her in exchange, but there may be something else Birdie wants.
