Return to Paradise by Simone Elkeles

In this sequel to Leaving Paradise, where Maggie was hit by a car Caleb's sister (but Caleb spend the time for her in juvenile hall) and has to continue her life limping, Maggie and Caleb run back into eachother when they are both, without knowing, send to a summer program to help counseling troubled teens, they are forced into confrontation again, and their love blooms up again.

When Caleb shows up on the program, Maggie almost can’t believe her eyes. Where has he been for the last eight months? Why didn’t he call to say that he was safe? How could he have just left her like that? In the wake of Caleb’s departure, Maggie fell into a deep depression, but she made it through the other side and forced herself to move on. Move on from Caleb, move on from everything they shared together..

It was a long time ago that I read Leaving Paradise, but it was easy to get back into the story of Maggie and Caleb. It was amazing to read that Leah, Caleb's sister who hit Maggie after the accident but where Caleb spent time in jail for, finaly give herself in to set the justice. Hopefully there will be a third book, because I really liked reading it. I'm a huge fan of Simone Elkeles' books!