Ava Darlington, Queen of Clearmont High, had boys tripping over their own feet in an attempt to woo her. Her friends didn't understand why she never even considered a date. She was single, and for some reason, they wanted that to change. They couldn't see that Ava kept her heart locked away because she didn't want to get hurt. They couldn't see that she chose herself over any boy because there was no chance of heartbreak. Ava didn't realise that sometimes the greatest act of self-love was to let someone else love you. Tristan Dolloway, King of Clearmont High, had just broken up with his girlfriend. Heartbroken and swimming in a pool of self-hate, he struggled with the prospect of moving on. Tristan wore his heart on his sleeve, hoping it would help to show his ex he was sorry for everything he had done. He didn't understand that he wasn't the only one to blame, that moving on required more than just time. It required letting go of the past, especially his secrets, and forgiving himself in order to be forgiven. They were two popular teens breaking the stereotypes as they struggled with love, death and heartbreak. They were Ava and Tristan.

You've all read the books about the unpopular girl falling for the popular boy, but what if it were the other way around? Ashley Jones fell for Oliver Grayson when she saw him in those stupid glasses, those stupid, mesmerising glasses. Want to make it even more complicated? Oliver hates Ashley, and all of her popular friends, for that matter. He's in love with another girl. This isn't a love triangle; this is a love square. But then the mismatched pair are thrown together unexpectedly by a ridiculously optimistic school project. Oliver is determined to keep his distance from Ashley; but that can't happen forever. Not when Ashley is adamant on knowing why he hates her so much. But will Ashley's determination drive her further away from the boy and his glasses, or will she uncover some mysterious truths? A story of love, hate, loss and friendship. And it all started with those stupid glasses.

“I’m going to get straight to the point. I want you to make me fall in love with you.” Camila Jones is fearless. She’s also uncontrollably fierce and overly ambitious which tends to be a bad combination. When she unexpectedly fails an audition due to her inability to express love, she’s forced to reconsider something she swore she would never do when she was a kid – fall in love. But where is a seventeen year old supposed to find a guy to fall in love with? Turns out, it might be a lot simpler than she thought.

Stella’s not like most girls. She doesn’t spend her nights talking about cute boys or who she’s going out with next week. Cause really, what’s the point in that? When a new kid, Jace Matthews transfers to her school, she’s probably the only girl not under his charm, making her Jace’s number one target. It seems like he just won’t leave Stella alone, and she’s left with her last resort: fighting fire with fire. Someone needs to teach pretty boy a lesson, and Stella’s the perfect girl to do it.

NOW PUBLISHED BY SOURCEBOOKS FIRE! Sixteen-year-old Jackie Howard knows nothing about her new guardian Katherine Walter when she moves from New York to Colorado. After discovering that Katherine has twelve boys, Jackie fears that living in the Walter house isn't going to be easy. It's just icing on the cake that the boys look like models... Cover design by pizzazz-

I, Brittany Malene, have been dubbed the oh-so honorable title of the school's "Slut." With great power, comes great responsibility and I just have to say that a lot of legwork went into this achievement. Pun intended. Okay, so it's not exactly ideal, but I'm the queen of making the best out of a sticky situation. Again, pun intended. Anyway, I think that what a girl chooses to do with her body is entirely her choice. While I've definitely made some pretty questionable choices over the years, there is a bigger picture at hand. From trying to save a damaged bad boy who wasn't worth the side effects, to saving other girls from making the same mistake. Needless to say, the walls I've meticulously built around my heart are strong enough to make conservatives weak in the knees. So, my brother's best friend, Sam "Nice Guy" Jacobs, is the least of my worries. Or so I thought.

Shay needs a change. She's over her quiet, boring English lifestyle. So when she gets the opportunity to go on Exchange to Australia for a year, how can she say no? Sun, sand, hot Australian boys - there's nothing better! But living with one moody teenage boy is bad enough. Throw four more into the equation and Shay's feeling pretty overwhelmed. Will she be able to handle living with this Aussie family?