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Who knew an imaginary husband could be more trouble than a real one?
Who knew an imaginary husband could be more trouble than a real one?
New teacher, Nikki Fallon, is trying to ward off the unwanted attention of Coach Carlin.
She should
a) slap him silly.
b) report him for harassment.
c) invent an imaginary husband.
Nikki opts for "C" and is not prepared for how the plan backfires. Sure, pretending she's married to get rid of a player is fine, but when she meets Officer Ross, the campus cop, being available is suddenly very important. How can she untangle her web of lies before true love passes her by?
This 6-book series starts with a soap opera reality show and travels all over the Pacific Northwest.
This 6-book series starts with a soap opera reality show and travels all over the Pacific Northwest.
"Who Wants to Be a Soap Star?" is coming to town, and best friends Jill and Milo audition on a whim. When they make the first cut and meet the Team Northwest competitors, they worry a reality show might get in the way of real love. It'll take bold action and plenty of humor for these wannabe stars to find their happily ever after.
The sweet romances in this series can be read out of order, but it will make for a few spoilers. Each of the books develops the love story of characters introduced in book one, WHO NEEDS REALITY?
Every good love story should end with a ring.
Every good love story should end with a ring.
Whether it's rekindled attraction, forbidden love, or "I can't stand you" turned to "I can't live without you", these three sweet romance novellas are perfect for a quick escape full of sighs, cries, and laugh-out-loud moments.
Breaking even. That's not too much to ask, is it?
Breaking even. That's not too much to ask, is it?
Fourteen years, six months and three days ago, I was born. That much I got right, but a few minutes later, my life took a sharp turn for the slumpy when my space-loving, geeky father named me Copernica Galilea Fletcher. Yeah. For reals.
I have a single, solitary, precious goal for the year (besides maintaining straight A’s), and that is to balance the ups and downs of life. Because if high school is as bad as middle school was, I’ll slump so low, I’ll turn into Odor Eaters in the bottom of my sneakers.
Oh, and as a related sub goal, avoid Kenny Chan at all costs.
Shook-up Shakespeare retellings for teens and drama geeks of all ages.
Shook-up Shakespeare retellings for teens and drama geeks of all ages.
Set in the fictional Stratford High School (with Principal Bard), these five novellas reflect a playful re-imagining of some of William Shakespeare's famous plays--minus the war and gore and with a healthy dose of humor. These are appropriate for all ages, and the language is much easier to decipher than the original texts!
Be sure to look for the Easter eggs--direct or adapted quotes--placed for fans of the original scripts.
Where do you go when your world falls apart?
Where do you go when your world falls apart?
Bridget Burgess is a blossoming YouTube celebrity who designs tiny houses. On paper, everything about her life looks successful until one terrible day unravels it all. Frustrated and desperate, she decides it's time to take her long overdue gap year and do some traveling.
But then she meets Liam, a fellow traveler in search of a better understanding of his past, and it gets her thinking about her future. How can she make plans when she doesn't know what she wants?
Full of romance, travel, and architecture, Bridget's unexpected journey to escape leads her to find her true self.
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