Honey, I Hit Your Mom

Callie Brooks has had her driver’s license for exactly three days. In a sunny beach parking lot in Port Haven, she backs her tiny red hatchback into a woman — and the woman on the asphalt is Diane Hale, mother of Beck Hale, the swim-team captain Callie has secretly loved for three years.

Beck will never forgive her. His father, Victor, wants her in handcuffs and her dad out of a job. The whole town already calls her Calamity Callie.

But Diane — dazed, in a cast and a wheelchair — wants only one person by her side: the girl who hit her.

Now Callie has to work under the Hales’ roof, take care of the woman she almost killed, and help Beck win back his ex, all while falling harder for him every single day. And the phone that recorded the crash holds a secret that could tear the Hale family apart: Callie wasn’t the only one in that parking lot with something to hide.