Jen Brady

She's a YouTube comedy sensation. He's a serious filmmaker. When they're forced to work together, what sort of sparks will fly? Joanna: Co-hosting a hilarious YouTube channel with my best friend is great and all, but winning the "Lights, Camera, Vance!" competition is what will turn my dreams of attending film school in New York into reality. I'm soooo close to putting the final touches on the entry I've poured my heart and soul into when the unthinkable happens--Bratty McBratface (AKA my youngest sister) destroys my movie, leaving me with exactly one option: work on someone else's dull-as-dirt documentary . . . Which wouldn't be so bad if that someone didn't happen to be the cute-but-infuriating guy I've already had a run-in with at the mall. Rick:My biggest YouTuber pet peeves? Ridiculous click-bait titles and useless content. Out-of-control bath bombs? Not my thing. Disgusting food challenges? Yuck! I'm going to change the world with my films . . . At least I would if I had a working camera. Now my only chance is to borrow equipment--and take (unwanted) creative input--from our local area sellout. Uh, I mean our local YouTube celebrity. She may have gorgeous, silky hair and beautiful eyes a guy can get lost in, but she's also the last person I'd want to be stuck working with. So why have our arguments over everything from camera angles to music montages started to feel more like flirting than fighting? Subscribing to the Enemy is a fun enemies-to-lovers YA sweet romance. If you like quirky characters, sweet kisses, and happily ever afters, you'll love this first book in The March Sisters Sweet Romance series. Grab this modern-day take on Lousia May Alcott's classic Little Women today!

Subscribing to the Enemy

She dreams of wearing a crown. He's more pauper than prince. Can their love story have a happy ending? Brooks: You couldn't pay me enough to tutor my high school's biggest goof-off. Not even the obscene amount of money his grandfather's offering me can make it enticing . . . until I find out this job takes place next door to my longtime crush. Megan's sweet, fun, and beautiful--basically my dream girl. I know I'm not good enough for her, but I can't seem to stay away, especially now that my life happens next door to hers. Is it crazy to hope that a popular cheerleader who always looks like she's stepped off the pages of a fashion magazine could fall for a quiet, nerdy guy like me? Megan: It's exhausting keeping up with the in-crowd at school. I must be doing okay, though, (even shopping the thrift stores on a baby-sitting budget) since I'm on prom court and invited to my dream sorority's Greek preview day. I'm so close to having everything I've always dreamed of. In my social circle, you're expected to look flawless, act a certain way, and, especially, date the "right" guy. But what if the smart, sweet, serious loner I've fallen for isn't "prom king worthy?" Brooks definitely isn't someone my friends would approve of, even if does treat me like a princess. Is there a way to date him and keep up the perfect image I've been building for the past four years? Falling for the Tutor is a fun social class YA sweet romance. If you like quirky characters, sweet kisses, and happily ever afters, you'll love The March Sisters Sweet Romance series. Grab this modern-day take on Lousia May Alcott's classic Little Women today!

Falling for the Tutor

In this modern-day take on characters from Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women," a teenage girl has a crush on her older sister's best friend.

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