Secret Agents Ellie Greyson and Chad Rowan have been partners in the FBI for three years, and they have been assigned to a rather unusually case. Not that they're unaccustomed to that, though. They are the agents that are given the cases that no one else can seem to figure out. But this one, which Agent Rowan insisted would be a piece of cake, ends up being harder than they thought. The case is one in which a young couple came home from a date and one of them ended up dead only fifteen minutes later, all without a witness. Doesn't that seem investigation worthy to you? Luke, they victims boyfriend, wants more than anything for his girlfriends murderer to be caught. But when the whole town turns on him and thinks that he killed her, he must put all his faith in Agents Greyson and Rowan to solve the mystery for him, and prove his innocence before it's too late.

Abigail Chamberlain lives with her dad in San Diego, a senior in high school ready to move out and start her own life. But when her Dad suddenly announces that she'll be spending the rest of her senior year and the summer with her Mom and Brother in Boston, all her plans go down the drain. Forced to pack up everything and leave, she flies to Boston, expecting and determined to hate it. But once she gets a chance to remember her Brother James and her Mom, who she hasn't seen in over a decade, she starts to think that maybe coming to live with them wasn't such a bad idea. Not to mention that her brother James's best friend, Johnny Henderson, is the hot and talented starting pitcher for their schools varsity baseball team, and just might have stolen her heart. But could he possibly like her back, having just met such a short time ago? And will their growing feelings for each other grow, only to be ripped apart when Abigail goes back to live with her dad in a year?

"S-sorry," I said, setting my hands on his chest and tilting my face up to find myself literally nose to nose with him. We both froze when our eyes met, my heart stopping in my chest. His eyes were such a beautiful green up close... I opened my mouth to say something, but all that came out was a nervous breath. What was I supposed to say? I was so distracted by his closeness that I forgot where we were. I forgot that we were just friends and that I couldn't feel this way about him. I flinched when I felt Jake's fingers touch the back of my neck, my skin burning hot against his. My mind was screaming at me to pull away, but I didn't. I sucked in a breath, my eyes moving down to his lips... his lips that were slowly getting closer to mine as we leaned toward each other, our eyes starting to drift shut, Jake's heart pounding one hundred miles an hour under my fingers... When Jake's phone rang, causing us to jump apart. The moment now broken, I quickly stood up, trying to catch my breath. My heart was still racing in my chest, the skin on my neck tingling where he'd touched it. "I'll be back." I breathed, turning around and walking out of the theater without looking back. Grace and Jake have been best friends forever. They do everything together. But as they go through their senior year, they start to see each other differently... as more than friends. But neither of them are willing to admit it to themselves, or the other. They like their friendship the way it is, and don't want to risk anything changing. But when Grace and Jake go out on a friendly outing and almost kiss... everything changes. Should they risk their relationship to take it farther? Grace and Jake go through all kinds of challenges and their love for each other grows and they lean things about themselves and the ones they love that they never knew about. But there is one thing that happens to them that will change both of their lives forever. The Attack.

Ginnette has never fallen in love. In fact, she doesn't want to. All she dreams about is one day becoming a photographer; of being able to explore the world. And in her mind a relationship would only prevent her from being able to do those things. But when she meets Rick Meyers, everything changes. She finds herself trying to find ways to spend more time with him. At first it scares her and even kind of makes her mad at herself for feeling the way she does. But after getting to know him better, her feelings for him grow into something she can no longer ignore. Can she swallow her fear and take a chance with her dream man, Rick? Or will she be too afraid to take the leap?