Nicole Campbell

Courtney Ross has always done everything by the book. She's a top student, captain of the cheer squad at Scottsdale High School, and a nervous wreck most of the time. For summer vacation before senior year, she finally has a chance to relax: spending the holidays with her best friend Vanessa, in her tiny hometown of Gem City, Ohio. Courtney's hoping for a chance to breathe and relax. What she doesn't expect is Ethan Fisher. Courtney knows she's in trouble the minute she sees him holding a guitar at her Welcome Back party, and the more she gets to know him, the more she finds her head spinning. What will this mean for the girl who always plays by the rules?

What Comes of Eating Doughnuts With a Boy Who Plays Guitar

"Courtney Ross has lived her whole life doing everything by the book. She's a top student, the captain of the cheer squad at her Scottsdale high school, and a nervous wreck most of the time. For summer vacation before senior year, she finally has her chance just to relax. She will be spending it with her best friend, Vanessa, in her tiny home-town of Gem City, Ohio. Courtney's hoping a chance to breathe, and maybe even for some of Vanessa's carefree nature to rub off on her. What she doesn't expect is Ethan Fisher. Her heart knows she is in trouble the minute she sees him holding a guitar at her "Welcome Back" party. Her instincts prove to be correct as she gets to know him, and she finds her head spinning. What will this mean for the girl who always plays by the rules?"--Cover.

What comes of eating doughnuts with a boy who plays guitar

Ethan Fisher is going to college. He knows he'll run into Courtney eventually, and is determined to get another chance to be the man she thought he was. If it's possible for her to speak to him without throwing her coffee in his face. Ethan is willing to take his chances, hoping that the infatuation of their summer love can hold up in the real world. Courtney Ross feels like she just stepped out of a time machine. She thought going away to college involved some sort of growing up. Is she ready to forgive and forget? This is the large print edition of How One Attempts to Chase Gravity, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

How One Attempts to Chase Gravity

As summer draws to a close before junior year, Rowyn Black is tired of seeing the Tower card stare up at her from the table. On their 16th birthday, Rowyn's kind is gifted with awesome powers. But this is not Narnia or Hogwarts; this is Elizabethtown, Illinois, and much to the chagrin of the local chapter of Susie-Homemakers, witches live here. All witches understand that the universe is a scary sort of powerful. Rowyn hopes that the only thing the Tower foretells is the sight of the school parking lot on the first day, full of more jacked-up trucks and cut-off shorts than a Luke Bryan video. But the universe has other plans, and when the Tower comes crashing down, will they all fall with it?

The Tower

Courtney Ross has always done everything by the book. She's a top student, captain of the cheer squad at Scottsdale High School, and a nervous wreck most of the time. For summer vacation before senior year, she finally has a chance to relax: spending the holidays with her best friend Vanessa, in her tiny hometown of Gem City, Ohio. Courtney's hoping for a chance to breathe and relax. What she doesn't expect is Ethan Fisher. Courtney knows she's in trouble the minute she sees him holding a guitar at her Welcome Back party, and the more she gets to know him, the more she finds her head spinning. What will this mean for the girl who always plays by the rules? This is the large print edition of What Comes of Eating Doughnuts With a Boy Who Plays Guitar, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

Marlin and Mary met simply enough when their best friends, Paul and Cara, began a whirlwind relationship. From the moment he set eyes on her, Marlin knew he had to win her heart. After living for centuries with self-damnation and darkness in his Viking heart, she is his light and salvation for all of eternity. Mary's mother, miserable, alone, bitter and going senile, will say and do anything to keep Mary from the happiness she sees in her daughter until Mary rebels completely and forsakes her family for the love she hasn't known since she was a child. A secretive phone call leads to a misunderstanding, sending Mary running to her cousin Emily, hiding from Marlin. Upon finding her gone, Marlin drinks himself to a stupor and thinks of self-harm. His brother Jaeger finds him to bring him home. Can their love fix a misunderstanding before it's too late?

Salvation for a Dark Soul

Luke Miller embraces being a golden boy. He’s not even ashamed to admit it. But when he goes home, all of that fades away. His mom doesn’t particularly care that he’s in the running to be captain of the basketball team, or that his girlfriend is freaking awesome, or even that he made honor roll the previous year. Well, almost made it. He is determined to make sure none of that really matters, because the beginning of junior year is one step closer to being out of Gem City and on his own. Until maybe it isn’t. Luke learns that decisions are hard to make when they matter, and even harder when they affect the people he cares about. Longing for the days when a quippy remark and a charming smile solved his problems, Luke has to decide who he can lean on as he is figuring out how to move forward.

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