Jennifer Ann Shore

When Avery Miller wakes up in her hospital room, it's to a life she didn't expect, want, or ever imagine for herself. She's barely given time to mourn the death of her mother as she's introduced to her new family-a father she never knew existed, a stepmother she didn't want, and a brother who gave himself the job of being her enthusiastic best friend and overbearing protector before they even met. All it takes is one car accident to change the trajectory of seventeen-year-old Avery's life forever, ripping her from the brink of poverty in Pennsylvania and tossing her into a new life in a penthouse apartment in the middle of New York City. The visible marks on her skin are a tangible reminder of the pain she's gone through, but it's Ethan, the guy who lives one floor below and has a Shakespeare quote for every occasion, who helps her overcome loss, find herself again, and fall in love.

Everywhere, Always

I'm Harper Reed. The valedictorian. The scholarship kid. The girl next door. The obsessive planner. I have big dreams and secrets, but against my better judgment, Dylan Archer is the one I confide in. He's the rich kid with the world at his fingertips. The sworn enemy of my best friend. The one who hides behind an arrogant smirk. The track star who wants to run away from reality. We're not in the same social circles or even capable of being friends, but when he asks for my help, I agree without considering the consequences. It's a reckless decision that has the potential to start something neither one of us can stop.

The Stillness Before the Start

Is one summer enough time to change everything? Anna Wright is always on her best behavior -- turning in homework assignments early, keeping her head down during disagreements, and living life vicariously through action movies. Faced with the reality of her reputation as a lame, high school clich , she decides now is the time for a change, so when hotshot basketball player Jeremy Blake interrupts her late-night plotting over a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, she convinces him to help. As they explore the summer together, Anna can't help but wonder what else will fall into place as autumn approaches.

The Extended Summer of Anna and Jeremy

Just for You

The Fake Dating Trope

Gabe King is as famous as they come. Apparently. I wouldn't know. It's by chance that we run into each other, and all I can do is gawk at his icy blue eyes and model-worthy stature. He's immediately dismissive of me, thinking I'm some crazed fan, and I'm left in confusion as to why the gorgeous stranger with arrogance the size of Manhattan just told me off in a public park. With the help of his foul-mouthed, chain-smoking sister and adorable dog, we're given a second chance, and soon I'm swept up by his charm and drawn to something deeper and darker that he hides from the world. The more time we spend together, the more I'm certain I absolutely want to find out who the real Gabe King is. But with fame, there's a price to be paid-and I'm not sure I can afford the admission.

This Is Your Life

Mina Byron wants to be just like every other high school senior, but as one of the only half-human, half-vampires in existence, she's far from normal. After having the first eighteen years of her life dictated by whatever is best for the vampires around her, she wants to embrace her humanity. When her uncle, the vampire King of Appalachia, agrees to send her to a private high school and integrate into the culture of the living and breathing, it's not without sacrifice on her part. As she attempts to find herself, love, and friendship in the human world, she has to reconcile the future he has planned for her in the vampire one.

Metallic Red

Nothing Personal for Breakfast

I'm in love with Will Moreno. I have been my entire life, and it's not some wayward crush on my best friend's brother-it's the real deal. Our shared history is complicated. We both have lasting emotional and physical damage from a freak bike accident when we were kids, and it's held us back. I'm determined to change that, and this summer might be our last chance. We're both working at Camp Creek-along with my best friend and Will's twin brother Bellamy-before we head off to college in the fall. I'll be managing the art program, adjusting to a new roommate, and chaperoning campers while also trying to create a masterpiece that will land me an internship to help jump-start my artistic career. I'm a little uninspired, though, because even being surrounded by art and the beauty of nature, nothing compares to the way Will makes me feel.

Only You in Everything

Travis Young is the rockstar with a reputation, too many tattoos to count, and an unexplained three-year hiatus. I never thought I'd see him again after high school. But when my career as a hard-hitting reporter is derailed when my work gets caught up in a legal mess, my editor sends me to cover Travis's upcoming album release while the whole thing blows over. The lifestyle of private jets, city hopping, and exclusive parties is alluring, but it's not something I get easily caught up in. I'm here for the story-definitely not for the musician with an attitude, gut-wrenching lyrics, and killer blue eyes.

Young at Midnight

My acting coach says I'm destined for greatness. My parents say they're proud of me no matter what. The social media trolls say I'm nothing more than a failed child star. Everyone says what they think, but no one knows who I really am or what I want. Even me. I've spent eighteen years of my life pretending to be other people, but when Cole Keller moves in next door, I get a major reality check. I don't know if it's his arrogance, our proximity this summer, or whatever he's hiding, but I'm drawn to him. I'm convinced stardom is in my past, but the more time I spend with Cole under the night sky, I wonder if it's actually my present-and my future.

Just Play Pretend

When seventeen-year-old Mol is caught committing a crime, she kicks and screams her way into a dull existence of servitude in the Authority, the suffocating patriarchal regime that oversees The Network of Islands. Her penance makes her restless, and she soon finds an outlet to direct her attention -- the young Commander who is at the root of her unhappiness.

New Wave

pretty little flaws

Mina knew being the Queen of Appalachia wouldn't be easy, but she didn't expect so many things to go wrong all at once. After spending the first six months of her reign preparing to unveil vampires to humans, chaos erupts when the events don't go as planned. She's overwhelmed with the fallout, and it's made worse when the witches demand her help in tracking down a deadly threat. The half-human, half-vampire thought being stuck between two worlds was her biggest problem, but it's nothing compared to the challenges ahead.

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