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This post contains affiliate links. For more details, see my disclosure  here . As a Dawson’s Creek fan, I can openly admit that James Van Der Beer drew me to this audiobook. I knew nothing about the story beyond liking the cover, but I’m glad I did because while I came for Dawson Leery, I stayed for the story.   I’ve never been a teenage boy, but this coming-of-age story was inspiring nonetheless. We meet protagonist Colt as he’s starting his senior year and gets to go along for the ride as he navigates family, friendships, relationships, and a newfound mentor, Lucas, with a mysterious and complicated past. Through their interactions, Colt begins to see the world in a different way and learns valuable lessons about life, love, and forgiveness. Overall, I’d say it’s a story about the lasting impact that can be made in someone’s life in a short period of time and to live each day like your last.   James Van Der Beek was a great narrator, nailing the Texas twang and embodying Colt while