After a summer that changed everything, Lark and Sophie find themselves on opposite sides of a fragile friendship. Torn between loyalty to her boyfriend Liam and the undeniable spark with his sister, Sophie is drowning in secrets.

A w|w high school romance story of a foreign exchange student. This is book 2/2 of the "Away From Home" series! Could you imagine being sent 3,000 miles away from home and finding the love of your life? Well that's what happened to Francesca Bertucci when her parents sent her away for being gay. She met Jamie Hartt, a girl who taught her to accept herself and how to love. All good things come to an end though right? When Francesca's parents find out about her new girlfriend, Chesca is ripped away from America and back to Italy. With her phone taken away and her parents planning to send her away once again, Chesca has no way to contact Jamie. All she can do is hope at when she turns 18 in three months that she can somehow find her way back to the love of her life.

A w|w high school romance story of a foreign exchange student. This is book 1/2 of this series! Over 3,000 miles away from home is where Francesca or Chesca Bertucci ends up after making a mistake. The mistake was getting caught with a girl in a town that believes being gay is wrong. So Francesca's mother sends her 3,000 miles away from her home town of Positano, Italy to the city of Portland, Maine so that she can 'fix' herself away from the girl who 'tainted' her. Doomed to stay a year in the US, Francesca plans on keeping to herself and playing soccer until she turns 18 and can return home to Italy without being under her mother's control. But something gets in her way. Or should I say, someone? Her new teammate, Jamie Hartt. A girl that Francesca falls in love with despite being raised to believe that loving a girl is wrong. There's just one problem. Francesca's exchange year isn't going to last forever. Eventually she has to go home to Italy, but maybe Italy doesn't feel like home anymore. Maybe someone else as changed her mind about what 'home' is.