Swimming to Tokyo

Swimming to Tokyo

<b>The rules for swimming are simple:  <div></b> <b>Rule #1: There is no lifeguard on duty. </b> <div> Since her mom died three years ago, nineteen-year-old Zosia Easton's been treading water. Living at home. Community college. Same old Saturday nights. So when her father breaks the news he's taken a job transfer-and by the way, it means renting out the house that's been her refuge-a summer in Tokyo feels like it just might be a chance to start swimming again. <div><br /><b>Rule #2: Beware of unexpected currents. </b><br />Finn O'Leary has spent God knows how many years trying to drown out his past. Juvenile detention. Bad decisions. Worse choices. He's managed to turn it around - MIT, Dean's List, a sexier-than-thou body with a smile to match - at least on the surface. When his mom asks him to spend the summer with her, Tokyo seems as good a place as any to float through the summer.<br /><b>Rule #3: Swim at your own risk.</b><br /> </div></div><br /> </b>