Michael Kun

Susan Mullen

"Growing up across the street from each other, Scott and Cath have been best friends their entire lives. Cath would help Scott with his English homework, he would make her mix tapes (it's the 80's after all), and any fight they had would be forgotten over TV and cookies. But now they've graduated high school and Cath is off to college while Scott is at home pursuing his musical dreams. During their first year apart, Scott and Cath's letters help them understand heartache, annoying roommates, family drama and the pressure to figure out what to do with the rest of their lives. And through it all, they realize that the only person they want to turn to is each other. But does that mean they should be more than friends? The only thing that's clear is that change is an inescapable part of growing up. And the friends who help us navigate it share an unshakable bond. This funny yet deeply moving book--set to an awesome 80's soundtrack--captures all the beautiful confusion and emotional intensity we find on the verge of adulthood...and first love"--

A Novel

We Are Still Tornadoes

The Locklear Letters

Si vous êtes romantique, plein d'humour et d'espoir, si vous adorez l'idée d'un garçon et d'une fille qui s'écrivent des lettres en vrai, si vous aimez les grandes disputes et les belles réconciliations, si vous êtes fan de votre meilleur ami et qu'il est fan de vous... Alors jetez-vous sur ce roman, il a été écrit pour vous.

Un peu plus que des amis

When Jimmy Nail reads a bestselling novel, The Left-Handed Girl, he recognizes it immediately. It's The Allergic Boy, a novel he wrote in college before his life went south. Will anyone believe him?

The Allergic Boy Versus the Left-Handed Girl

Hamilton Ashe's antics and restlessness cost him his marriage and, in turn, the girlfriend he wants to marry.

My Wife and My Dead Wife

After twenty years of marriage, Mary Jude has had enough of Benjamin. “A thousand Benjamins couldn’t make me happy,” she says. Lost in the monotony of daily life and the undertow of memories, Benjamin meets Kim, a woman eighteen years his junior who bears a sadness in her green eyes that is connected to a scar that runs from the base of her throat to her ribs. Slowly, Benjamin and Kim, who for entirely different reasons believe themselves beyond repair, begin to admit that this might actually be the time of their lives.

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