Katie Maxwell

This first title in Dorchester's exciting new Smooch imprint for teens finds 16-year-old Emily's family uprooted from Seattle to England. Now she must learn to adjust to a whole new lingo, new friends, and, worst of all, no malls. Original.

The Year My Life Went Down the Loo

A vampire's girlfriend dishes the dirt on her travels with a fair through Hungary and her beau Benedikt, who requires her help to redeem his soul. Original.

Got Fangs?

As Fran travels around Europe with the GothFaire, she has to deal with hundred-year-old ghosts, a paranoid mother, and the rules of dating one of the undead.

Circus of the Darned

Katie MacAlister

Presents two novels in which Francesca, who can read minds, falls in love with a vampire who comes to her aid when she investigates a series of thefts and who, as she travels through Europe with other mediums, encounters a number of supernatural creatures.

Confessions of a Vampire's Girlfriend

As part of a school project, Emily spends a month working on her uncle's sheep farm in Scotland . . . and meeting droolworthy Scottish guys!

They Wear WHAT Under Their Kilts?

Follows January James as she spends a month in Egypt working as a conservator in the Tomb of Tekhen and Tekhnet with an obnoxious girl named Chloe, scorpions, a cursed bracelet, and a gorgeous, and quite possibly evil, guy named Seth.

Eyeliner of the Gods

Emily is in for some culture shock when she goes to Paris.

What's French for "Ew!"?

Emily finds it difficult to adjust when her family moves from Seattle to England, and e-mails her friend back home all of her troubles.

As Emily prepares to move back to the states she has one last opportunity to win over the hottie of her dreams.

The Taming of the Dru

Emily discusses how she is graduating from high school, moving into a college dorm, and missing her boyfriend, through emails and instant messages.

Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Hotties

More information to be announced soon on this forthcoming title from Penguin USA.

Most people have encountered a situation with an ill friend or relative when it has been difficult to know what to say or do. Even pastors and others in ministry are often at a loss when encountered with a critically ill person who is looking to them for some comfort and guidance. Katie Maxwell's Bedside Manners provides the reader practical directions for offering care in a variety of settings, including hospitals, the homes of shut-ins, and nursing homes. She even addresses often overlooked concerns-such as the pastoral care of children, caregivers, and patients who are dying-and offers intelligent advice like be prepared, be human, be silent, and be positive. Highly practical and inspiring, Bedside Manners is essential reading for anyone who has felt uncomfortable when trying to comfort the sick.

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