Moving to Los Angeles was supposed to be a fresh start-a way for Jenna and her mother to outrun the ghost of her father. But for Jenna, fresh start is just another word for "Senior Year at Silverbird High, where she's destined to be the invisible nerd once again. Desperate to be the It Girl, Jenna wishes for a miracle. She gets two. When a perfect, angelic advisor and a chaotic devil move into her house, Jenna finally gets the popularity she craved. But in a house divided by halos and horns, the price of being perfect might be her very soul. The Ultimate Choice: With two entities whispering in her ears, who will she listen to? Two guys the popular football guy and his Nerd ex-classmate who has been all grown up and pretty and is in Silverbird high too. Who will she choose? The Popularity Game: Will they be able to help her land the most popular guy at Silverbird High, or is he just another pawn in their game? The Transformation: Will she become the school's most feared Mean Girl, or the "Perfect" It Girl everyone loves? In the end, Jenna will have to decide if she belongs to the light, the dark, or herself. They're a hungry little angel. They're no angel. They're the devil.

Sometimes you have to run away to find where you belong. Taylor Hayes did the unthinkable: she left the perfect man at the altar and ran. No plan, no destination-just a ticket to Hawaii for Honeymoon for one to hide from the shame of her high-society life in Savannah. But a hotel booking error lands her in the honeymoon suite with Noah Miller-a man who is everything her fiancé wasn't: reckless, guarded, and devastatingly real. He's a stranger with his own broken past, and together, they strike a deal: stay out of each other's way. But in the Midnight Rain of Hawaii, the lines between acting and reality begin to blur. Between fake names and shared secrets, Taylor discovers that she isn't just running from a wedding-she's running toward herself. When the past catches up and her Gold life comes knocking on the door, Taylor must decide: stay in the safety of the cage, or risk everything for a love that feels like home.

In order to go on holiday with their friends, mortal enemies Kai and Joey make a pact to be civilized with each other for the entire duration of the stay. Joey already thinks this is going to be the hardest thing she's ever had to do in her life...and then she learns that they have to share a room. Standalone in the Just One Kiss series *** When her friends decide to plan a group holiday for the summer, Joey Winters doesn't expect the one person she hates the most to be a part of the plan, and she certainly won't let being around Kai Rutherford affect her rules: never forgive, never forget, and never fall in love. Not only does she have to breathe the same air as him, she's expected to share a room - and a bed - with him too. Determined to make this work, Joey and Kai enter into a pact: they have to be civilized with each other all summer. If they don't, their friends will force them to stay in the creepy cabin included in their rental. Alone. Between passive aggressive compliments, late night arguments, and moments of confusing sincerity, Joey starts to wonder if she's had Kai wrong all along. And, just maybe, her friends will finally find out why she really hates him.