in·cog·ni·to ˌinkägˈnētō,inˈkägniˌtō/ 1. (of a person) having one's true identity concealed. "in order to observe you have to be incognito" the story of a girl that falls for a boy hiding his true identity

This summer Valerie won't be spending her days shopping in city, New York. She'll be helping her grandma out at her small farm in Kansas. All she has ever known is the rush of the city, the bright lights from the skyline, and nothing more. From Times Square to Cottonwood Falls, Valerie is more than out of her comfort zone. Things start to change when she meets Will, the boy who has his head up in the clouds. Watermelon seeds, lemonade pitchers, sunburn, and kisses. Follow Valerie and Will on their journey of finding their way home.

December 31st, 2011. I messed up. I need you to find me, Laine. Help me. Hurry. I'm scared. They're coming. I don't want to die. Please. "Calvin," I whisper, tears falling uncontrollably as I collapse to the floor of the dusty pool shed. Calvin Brady was murdered on December 31st, 2011. The police think it was a suicide, but Laine knows he was murdered. She saw the person leaving the shed. Unable to let the murderer of her best friend go, Laine takes matters into her own hands to find out who shot and killed Calvin. Is it the handsome new kid, Harrison? Is it one of her own close friends, Ella, Charlie, Irene, Shawn, Angie? Was it her boyfriend Mitchell? Maybe Laine is looking in all the wrong places. The answer to who done it just might be in plain sight.

After matching on Tinder, Aiden invites Brooklyn to his fraternity's formal. She plans on turning him down; but, when the school newspaper's head editor hears word, he offers Brooklyn a promotion if she writes a tell-all article about dating Sigma Tau Delta's president. "This is the content that will help this newspaper be more popular than any Barstool account has ever been." Beyond the chubbies, the polo shirts, and the boat shoes, Aiden isn't your usual frat president. His unique childhood has shaped the person he is, with a story more intriguing than his jawline. In a world full of Brad and Chad's, Brooklyn never thought she'd meet a frat boy quite like Aiden. written by xxblagitxx graphic by @emilia_noelle

like the flash of a camera he was gone

To Riley, boys like Asher don't fall for girls like her. She's the average girl, with nothing that makes her stand out. Asher is the boy who everybody wants to be friends with. He's reckless and headstrong. So, what would a boy like Asher be doing with a girl like Riley? "Let's do this."