Anne Eliot

After a car accident, pop star Hunter Kennedy hides out in a small town in Colorado, resting and attending high school in disguise. But when sweet Vere Roth, who's been assigned to make him over into a geek, asks for guy advice -- Hunter can't resign himself to the friend zone any longer.

A Love Story

Unmaking Hunter Kennedy

Almost

Cam Campbell, a football player, has a crush on Ellen Foster, the photography girl. In their high school photography class, Cam and Ellen are assigned to work on a project with Laura, an Irish girl, and Patrick. This causes the dynamics of the group to be strained. Ellen has cerebal palsy and is always prone to falling. Soon she is hurt in a fall, breaking both of her legs, and the two boys who were involved, one of them Cam, are to blame.

Book 1 in the How I Fall Series

How I Fall

Anne MacFarlane

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A feud that spans generations. A love doomed from its very beginning.I fell in love with Alex Sinclair when we were kids. Our love was innocent and it was real. It was also dangerous. We didn't know our families were like oil and water, that the Wallaces and the Sinclairs hid dark secrets that involved us. We also didn't understand how deep the poison ran. When I found out the truth-when Alex forced me to leave town-I was devastated. Destroyed. But that was all part of the plan. The Sinclair lust for pain and torture at a Wallace's expense made it impossible for me to stay...impossible to save Alex.Mr. Sinclair is dead now, and Alex is the new heir. I've been waiting for this. It's why I've come back. I've got secrets too, and if Mr. Sinclair's gone, Alex's heart and soul are up for grabs. He and I can end this feud. Because Alex? He's not one of them. Never has been. He's mine. He loves me.I only need to remind him of that.**The Feud Series is an adult/coming-of-age, enemies-to-lovers romance and contains mature themes not suitable for readers under 18**

The Wallace Girl

The Sinclair Heir"Everyone knows when a Sinclair boy loves a Wallace girl, people die." The first time JoJo Wallace smiled, she had my heart. When we kissed, she owned my soul. And when she gave me her everything, I took it. Consumed her when I had no right. At first, we were just kids, falling in love. We didn't know about the generations-old feud between the Wallaces and the Sinclairs. I also couldn't imagine Jojo's destruction had been planned by my father when we were babies. To Father, the feud came first. I was simply bred to participate. My love for Jojo became his weapon, and to keep Jojo alive, I became the perfect son.I never thought Jojo would come back after Father's death. Never thought she'd smile at me, or kiss me again--or that I'd let her. She's the last woman I should ever touch. Only, Jojo's relentless. She's no longer a child that can be frightened away. She's made me dream again. Made me feel. But before this goes too far I need to get her away. Away from this town and the rest of the Sinclairs who would see her dead.Why? Because she's a Wallace and I'm a Sinclair. She's someone I'd kill for, and I'll hurt her again. It's what I do. But Jojo Wallace, she's impossible for me to resist.

The Sinclair Heir

How I Fly, the conclusion to the bestselling, young adult romance, How I Fall series by Anne Eliot. *What if it's time to move on?* Over six months after an accident that broke her legs as well as removed her boyfriend from her life"-because Cam Campbell left town and dumped her-"high school senior, Ellen Foster, wants to move past her broken heart. She's off to attend a summer photography workshop at a real university along with her best friends. Ellen's determined to find a new love-or at least a summer boyfriend. In the dorm, she meets Harrison Shaw. He's a handsome photography student, a charmer who likes her, and a perfect way to forget her past. *What if it all goes perfectly?* Ellen thinks she has everything she wants. Her summer program couldn't be better. She's half in love with Harrison Shaw, and she's going after her next scholarship. But when she kisses Harrison, she can only remember how Cam Campbell used kiss her better, sweeter, and how he used to make her feel like she could fly... *What if something's not right?* When Cam shows up at the university it's a shock, especially to Ellen's new boyfriend. Cam's distant, different and very afraid to hurt Ellen again. He asks Ellen if they could be friends despite the past and how they've both changed and Ellen agrees. But after all they've been through, can Cam and Ellen ever be just friends? *What if...?* Editorial Description: How I Fly, is the second book in the two-book, bestselling, high school romance series that begins with: How I Fly. Though they can be read as stand-alone stories, it is recommended that readers read this book second. The series is about friendship, boyfriends, taking risks and first love. There's a photographer heroine who has left-sided cerebral palsy (hemiparesis) that makes her weak on one side and she falls often; all while she's falling deeply in love with football jock, Cam Campbell. He's a guy who also dreams to be a photographer like Ellen Foster. But his football life and his parents are out of control. Above all, he's had a crush on Ellen Foster forever. But because Cam and Ellen are really young to be so in love, and because they both face huge life issues, there's always been a question hanging between them: Are they meant to be?

How I Fly

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Rockstar, Adam Marcus has been running away from his band to 'take breaks' for years. It's a challenge--it's fun to see how long it takes for people to figure out who he really is, and when they do? Hell yes, it's a great publicity stunt. So when his band rents a castle far away in Wales, UK so the entire band can have a break and write some songs for a new album, Adam decides to try running away there, too. What starts as a hike, leads to a town that time forgot and a red-headed girl with an accent that stops his heart every time she speaks. And when he's mistaken for another 'Adam' who's supposed to be there to work for the summer, no one catches on to who he is and he likes being this someone else. He decides to stay for a day--help this red-headed girl until the real Adam shows up. But when that guy never arrives Adam realizes people need him in this town, and for the girl--for the off chance she might smile at him a few more times and laugh, something that's as rare as gold in this part of Wales, Adam decides to stay a little bit longer--until he doesn't want to come back to the band. Until he can't come back...

Anne Eliot

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