Aria Middleton prefers books to people and isn't the biggest fan of parties, which is why she's surprised when a bundle of sixteen pink roses are delivered to her apartment with a letter asking her to the school dance from popular boy Wesley Rivers. Wesley is the complete opposite of Aria. He prefers sports to books and is always the life of the party. Aria knows there's no way Wesley would want to go to a dance with her, so she's positive there's some sort of mix up. Or do opposites really attract? sequel on my page: Raining Roses

Talia Decker is sixteen, starting her junior year of high school. Popular, outgoing, and seemingly confident, she is wholly unprepared for the wildfire that is the new girl: Monroe Kingston. Dark, mysterious, and cocky, Monroe is everything Talia hates about the bad girl cliché. Determined to stay far, far away from this alluring, motorcycle-riding senior, Talia does everything she can to avoid her. But when sparks fly, can Talia really resist the temptation that is Monroe Kingston?

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Well this is my fifth book and I think u will like it. It is mainly about the fault in our stars but there is going to be a BIG change in my book

She was supposed to kiss her crush under the mistletoe. She didn't expect to kiss his bad-boy twin. When Raven Rodgers finds out her longtime crush is back in town, she's convinced her bad luck with guys has finally changed. That is until she mistakenly kisses her crush's twin brother, Logan Carmichael, who has been her sworn enemy since childhood. But it's been eighteen months since she last saw Logan, and he claims he's not the same guy she used to hate. When they're thrown together for a Christmas charity event, Logan seems determined to prove he's nicer than he used to be. But can a bad boy really change his ways enough to change her heart? MY MISTLETOE MIX-UP is a standalone novella in The Ridgewater High series, a collection of simmering YA contemporary romances. If you like sweet romance with ballad-worthy chemistry, swoony kisses and endearing characters then you'll love Judy Corry's latest book.

Talking to him is forbidden, so why can't I stay away? It's been five years since Wes and I have spoken. Five years since he decided our friendship was less important than our parents' fight. So when we're forced to practice a duet together, I expect him to keep our contact to a minimum. Instead, he's telling me the feud between our parents has gone on long enough. That he misses me and wants to fix things between us. But I'm not going to fall for it. I won't fall for his charms like so many other girls have in the past. If only my stupid heart would listen to my brain. Because kissing the boy next door is no way to fix a family feud. Or is it?

He's supposed to propose to someone else, but a stolen kiss with his best friend's sister is proving hard to forget. Billionaire Drew Burrows had high hopes of finding love as the bachelor on a reality TV show. Instead, he's sent home with a "girlfriend" he doesn't really like. When his best friend's little sister is hired by the show, he realizes his girlfriend doesn't stand a chance because his feelings for Kate didn't disappear when she became someone else's wife. Kate Dawson has two goals: get her screenplays on the big screen and keep her divorce a secret. So when her new boss insists that she push Drew towards an engagement, she promises to do her best. But she soon discovers that working closely with Drew brings back powerful memories of a fateful night seven years ago that started with a stolen kiss and ended in heartbreak. With the world watching and the paparazzi around every corner, Drew and Kate must decide whether to follow the rules or allow their hearts to finally have their way.

HIGHEST RANKING: #44 TEEN FICTION 3/16/17 Emma Howard has sworn off hot guys, but Arie Blackwell has sworn to protect her. After a series of cheating ex-boyfriends, Emma goes on a self-prescribed boy cleanse and plans to spend her senior year focused on the important things in life, like deciding on a which college to attend. She has no idea she's an heiress with a target on her back and boys are the least of her worries. Arie thinks his college internship will be easy: pose as a high school senior and protect Emma. He never expected to fall for her. Sparks ignite, but danger is near. If Arie can't keep Emma hidden, her fate will be infinitely worse than falling for the guy she shouldn't want. *Only the first 3 chapters are available on Wattpad right now. I had to take down the rest per my contract with Kindle Press. The good news is that it will be availabe on Amazon in the near future if you want to read more. :)

Ashlyn and Luke have been at war since last spring. What started as sabotaging each other's recipes in foods class, has now turned into 'boyfriend wanted' ads all over the school and icy hot in a jock strap. But could there be more to this war than meets the eye? Ashlyn doesn't really mind the pranks. In fact, it's been great to get her mind off the toxic relationship she just got out of, but she wonders if a guy will ever see her as more than someone to mess around with. But a chance meeting with a British guy in a dark chemistry lab has her thinking that maybe she doesn't need to hide behind the pranks and the fake smiles. Maybe it's time to drop the facade and finally let someone in again. Luke is running from his present. Since his mom died over the summer, it seems like no one really cares about him anymore. His dad is absent, and the few friends who do know about his loss prefer to pretend like nothing happened. So when he runs into Ashlyn in the dark chemistry lab he uses his fake British accent to pull off the biggest prank of all time. But Luke soon discovers that when it comes to pranks and love, the joke just might be on him.

HIGHEST RANKING: #107 in TEEN FICTION 10/8/17 Eliana Costa has never kissed a guy. Her best guy friend, Jess, is more than willing to help her out. He has plenty of experience, since he finds a new girlfriend every other week. But when the practice kiss brings on feelings Eliana hadn't bargained for, her life is thrown into a new level of chaos. Life is already more than she can handle. Her dad abandoned her family, and she's moved into her uncle's tiny house with a mother she barely recognizes. Eliana needs Jess's friendship more than ever, and telling him how she feels could ruin things between them, especially with Jess's infamous dating history. Will she choose to tell Jess how she feels and risk losing the one good thing in her life, or will she hide her true feelings and pass up a chance at true love?