The unlikely trio is forced to work together to find Shara, but along the way, they question if they ever really knew her at all.Ĭasey McQuiston has proved once again that it is possible to write extraordinary queer love stories. With a month until graduation, Chloe puts all her time and energy into finding Shara - just so she can rightfully claim valedictorian and prove that Shara isn’t the sweet and innocent girl everyone believes her to be. The only things they have in common are their complicated relationships with Shara and the fact that Shara left them all letters written on her signature monogrammed stationery that reveal cryptic clues on where to find her.
There’s Rory Heron, Shara’s bad boy next-door neighbor, and Smith Parker, Shara’s state champion quarterback boyfriend. Here’s the thing: No one has seen Shara since she disappeared at prom.Īs it turns out, Chloe isn’t the only person Shara kissed before she vanished. But, the day before prom, Chloe gets kissed and ditched by Shara Wheeler, her school’s most beloved, beautiful and brilliant student who happens to be the principal’s daughter and Chloe’s only competition for valedictorian.
Her sole motivator is winning valedictorian. Forced to attend her personal hell on earth, Willowgrove Christian Academy, Chloe has spent the last four years dealing with prissy Jesus freaks and a terrorizing principal. You are rightfully intrigued, yet you can’t shake this feeling of euphoria - a feeling that encapsulates Casey McQuiston’s debut foray into the young adult genre with their upcoming rom-com release, “I Kissed Shara Wheeler.”įour years ago, Chloe Green was transplanted from Southern California to Alabama for high school. A letter, written on monogrammed stationery, contains clues on where to find said missing popular girl. The faint smell of vanilla and mint drifts in the air as you open the envelope. There lies a pink envelope with your name written in flawless cursive. You, however, have just opened your locker at school.
Whispers of her whereabouts are seeping in and out of every classroom. Imagine the most popular girl at your high school has mysteriously disappeared during your senior prom.
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