Teen Romance

Shy, creative high school junior Quinn Hughes has always been happy following in her bubbly, brilliant older sister Cricket’s footsteps in everything from speech and track to AP classes, dance committees and carpool. But this year, Cricket's at college and Quinn’s joyful life is falling apart. She can’t seem to shine without her helicopter sister leading the way. By Thanksgiving, Quinn is friendless, has an F in history, tanked the Varsity speech tournament and fell asleep at a stoplight after an all-night study session, putting her driving privileges on probation.

A close, easygoing friendship can all change with just one kiss. Seventeen-year-old Remi Beaufort learns this the hard way when she plays a blindfolded kissing game at a party. She thinks she's kissing Jeremy, the totally hot basketball player she's been crushing on. And the kiss...it's amazing. Heart-stopping, world-changing, toe-curling. The kiss makes her forget about her overbearing mother, the next-door neighbor's drama, and the probability that she'll fail her senior year. The best kiss of her life makes all that fall away.

My name is Cassia. A war between demons and angels will determine the fate of humanity, and my sister and I are right in the middle of it. Our enemy is an insane angel determined to bring hell straight to Earth. We are fighting a battle we cannot win. Death is fated.

Jamie Hunt's the high school quarterback in his senior year. He's popular, smart, and got the prettiest girl in the school chasing him. Everything couldn't be more perfect. But a single mistake changes everything. His new "ability" puts him in the middle of a war he doesn't want to be a part of, protecting a girl he barely knows and running from the one thing he loves - his family.

Andrew Kessler is a brainiac Junior all set to graduate early from Woodward High. But when he finally asks out his dream girl, his world of academics and dating collide.

Marco's a gay stereotype: He loves show tunes, writes fan mail to the actor he's got a crush on, even skips school with his best friend, Anna, to catch their favorite musical, Forever Plaid. Anna's happy to have a gay best friend, but here's the thing: Marco isn't gay - he's bisexual. He isn't shy about correcting people's misconceptions, but guess what? Nobody believes him! Even Anna doesn't want to consider her best friend bi, and Marco's beginning to realize how important it is for her to see the real him. What will it take to convince her?

The list of reasons why Lexus Wren is the last girl any guy would be interested in is mercilessly long: Her dad’s in prison for murder, her mom drowns her sorrows every night at Dave’s Dive, and Lexus is just trying to survive the cruelties of high school as a painfully shy bookworm with a bad wardrobe and a collection of nervous habits. Never in a million years did Lexus expect to draw the eyes of two hunky transfer students, Phoenix and Griffin Easton.

Tenía la vida con la que la mayoría de los chicos soñaban: la casa, las fiestas, las chicas... hasta que una apareció y lo arruinó todo. Ella no pertenece aquí. No en la habitación al otro lado del pasillo. No en mi casa. No en mi ciudad. Y ciertamente no en mi vida. No fue realmente su culpa... o la mía. Estábamos atrapados en los pecados de nuestros padres. Ella cree que es fuerte, pero no tiene ni idea de lo que soy capaz. Mi nombre es SAVAGE después de todo. La haré pedazos... Pero descubrir sus secretos podría destruirme.

The Matlin triplets are gifted with unique abilities. Phoebe hears the lies, Lily heals the hurt, and Chloe sees the future. For Chloe, her gift of prophecy has proven the future to be unshakeable. Nothing ever changes, and no one really has a choice. The future is what it is, and Chloe accepted that a long time ago. Then her sisters convince her to try changing her future. When she succeeds, the black and white certainty she's always had vanishes.

Half the school calls Laura "The Ice Queen". Even her closest friends have never seen her cry...until she's assigned to debate a pro-Valentine's Day position in class. As far as Laura and Mila are concerned, V-Day's just an excuse to sell chocolate. Their friend Jaden says they're against Valentine's Day because they hate love. Maybe he’s right.