Historias de Yacontemporary

Ashley didn't ask for a family trip to Europe. She just wanted one last summer with her friends before college - not awkward dinners, sister fights, and sightseeing schedules planned by her dad. But then came the heat, the chaos, the unexpected detours... And him. She wasn't planning on falling for anyone - especially not a guy from another country with too much charm and a mysterious smile. But first love doesn't follow plans. It just happens. Loud, confusing, unforgettable. This summer? It might change everything.

Charlotte Jane McGee is officially a senior in high school. With great friends, an amazing family, and what's looking to be an exciting future ahead of her, C.J. is content with the way things are. Her heart is still mending from a past relationship, but time is healing those wounds. Everything is going to be okay. That is, until a new boy shows up in her Statistics class. He's cute, but nobody knows where he came from. They haven't had a new student in the class in years, and the one time there is someone new, he keeps his past to himself. He's immediately popular with the other girls, but C.J. knows she's the one who's meant to be with him. The only question is, will he be around long enough for her to get him to open up and love her the way she hopes to be loved?

--- "They were enemies in the hallway... until detention changed everything." Emma Parker is the definition of perfect: punctual, polished, and always in control. Jace Morgan? Not so much. He's chaos with a smirk, a walking late slip with zero regard for rules. When an explosive argument lands them in a week-long after-school detention-together-they expect five days of misery. But between sarcastic jabs, secret confessions, and unexpected laughter, something starts to shift. What begins as rivalry turns into reluctant friendship... and maybe something more. In this witty, heartwarming enemies-to-lovers high school romance, love doesn't start with butterflies-it starts in detention. ---

A Boy who could break A Girl who could make TOGETHER.....WILL THEY CREATE? OR DESTROY? Adven was born to destroy anything in his path, even if he wishes not to. He lives in isolation in the wilderness, making friends with animals he hopes not to obliterate. Dallyce is the King's daughter. She lives in isolation in the deepest caverns of the castle, hidden by her father in fear of her abnormal ability to fix matter. Once their paths cross, an unlikely friendship was made. But will it support their self-formation, or be the cause of their own destruction?

High school's a whole new ballgame. Elora used to be a big hitter, fashion-forward, and friends with everyone- until life threw her a curve ball freshman year, when she fell hard for John, the popular captain of the baseball team. Unfortunately, Julie wanted him, too, and she'd stop at nothing to make sure Elora strikes out- with John and with the rest of the school, too. Julie's plans worked for a while. Three years later Elora's not the same girl she used to be. But with the help from her best friend, Tallie, she's aiming for a comeback. And this is a game she might just win.

"In order to get into this school, you weren't supposed to be scared of work. The three-steps application took almost a whole year for Keely to prepare. Gaulthier had prepared it too, well, at least, he had started as early as his 15th birthday to talk about it. The essay that would change his life, he used to say with a cocky smile. Sitting besides him at the kitchen table, Keely remembed the slight frown on her face at that moment. She didn't think an essay could change life. She think people could. Little did she know how deeply both the essay, and him, could ruin hers. "

Moonflowers that bloom for only one day. Venus flytraps that consume on command. And two teenagers who were never supposed to meet. Now when Hae-won literally crashes into the secretive botanical world of Jun-ho, she is not only introduced to the mystical world of plant colors who change color when he touches them, she discovers the boy who whispers to plants may be concealing the most fascinating change of all. Some attractions defy science. Some secrets bloom not more than once. Not all experiments have control as such the chemistry between these two opposites may just be the most volatile reaction of all. And can two students of different worlds meet halfway beneath the petals of possibility?

On our sixteenth birthdays, our kind is gifted with awesome powers. Except no, not really because this isn't Narnia, or Hogwarts, or whatever other mythical realm where witches supposedly live. This is Elizabethtown, Illinois, and much to the chagrin of the local chapter of Susie-Homemakers, we live here. All witches understand that the universe is a scary sort of powerful on a good day. On a bad day? Well, that's when The Tower card shows its face during a reading. As summer draws to a close before the beginning of junior year, Rowyn Black is tired of seeing that card stare up at her from the table. Rowyn, Reed, and Rosalyn have made it through just about every dramatic storm their sarcasm could weather during their seventeen year friendship, and it would be nice to have a quiet semester. Rowyn hopes that the only thing The Tower foretells is the frightening sight of the school parking lot come the first day- full of more jacked-up trucks and cut off shorts than a Luke Bryan video. True to its nature, however, the universe doesn't care much for hopes and wishes, and when the promise of The Tower comes crashing down, they might fall right along with it. *** This novel is up for pre-order for 99 cents on all platforms as of May 1st. Check out more on my website: nicolecampbellbooks.com ***

Toby Eathon had a simple plan for his first day of university: keep his head down, stay invisible, and hit the reset button on his quiet, predictable life. That changed the moment he met Elly Gormeo, a philosophy major with cat ears who pulled him from the safety of a taxi into a breathless run through city traffic. She was everything he wasn't: loud, impulsive, and unapologetically alive. But beneath Elly's bright, chaotic energy lay a secret she never spoke of. As Toby was drawn deeper into her world, he realized he was navigating more than just a budding romance. He was uncovering a past that still haunted her, and he had to decide how close he could get to her. And if he did, what would it cost him?

Surviving high school is full of emotional twists and turns, isn't it? After his parents divorced, Eric Hudson vowed that he'd never let himself fall in love. Love will only lead to a broken heart. So it's fortunate that Eric is just as good at protecting his heart as he is the goal on the soccer field. Julie Williams faces her problems with the same force that makes her the star forward on the soccer team. But with such a sharp focus on the goal, she is sometimes oblivious to what's right in front of her. Junior year brings on the greatest challenge of high school so far, and it has nothing to do with the state championship. As one begins to fall for their teammate and the other becomes smitten with the new student, Eric and Julie soon find themselves trapped on an emotional roller-coaster that neither of them wanted to be on. And it might require more than their soccer skills to survive the ride. They might need each other.

Regi needs some cash fast after her jeep has taken another bad run in. What will she come up with as a side hustle to get that cash she needs for repairs? This is a short story entry in the #sidehustle contest.

...Finally she decided to look at him with an annoyed look on her face. "Can you let it go? You cheated on Shania. It happened. We both we complicit in it. I'm not going to tell her. And you shouldn't either" Cori Garino is trying to mend her broken heart, but she finds herself falling for the last boy she'd ever imagined, her best friend's boyfriend, Bryce.

Emily is a normal seventeen-year-old American teenage girl. She just wants to have a normal life. She wants to hang out her two best friends and her boyfriend, Richard. But the things that she faces with her family, won't allow her to. Her parents count on her to take care of her younger siblings almost everyday. One day, Emily decides to ignore her family completely, but she didn't know that it would actually destroy her in a life-changing way. Her parents got into an accident, and she has to choose between the person she loves or the family she has. Will she leave her entire family for just one good-looking boy?

[COMPLETED] Adrian's headed for a collision. He doesn't know when; he just knows that he is. With his father ill and his mother devout at his hospital bedside, Adrian is left navigating the world of grief, microwave meals, and first love alone. The sole person who makes him forget is Heather, his childhood crush who is eternally drifting away. When Adrian initiates a dare-to-be-great-moment, although criminal, he holds hope it may just keep her in his life a little longer. LOGLINE: An introverted teen must confront his emotions in order to salvage relationships before his coping mechanisms threaten to destroy them. ⚠️ Contains themes of depression Copyright 2021 S James Ambys 2021 Teen Fiction winner

When fifteen-year-old Everleigh's mom decides to host an exchange student from Australia, the last thing she expects is for him to be charming, annoyingly chill, and weirdly good at making waffles. With one month left before school starts, Everleigh plans to survive the summer by avoiding feelings, embarrassing moments, and shirtless Australians-but Charlie has other plans. Between glittery airport signs, late-night cereal chats, and mural walks in the Vegas heat, Everleigh might just discover that the summer she was dreading... could be exactly what she needed.

Gwenith Olivia Bankston has everything. Or does she? Trapped in a world where she does not belong, surrounded by people who do not understand her, she is stuck. Gwen's life is destined to be exactly the one high society has planned for her, and she's been taught to believe that's what she should want. Follow Gwen on her journey from who she has always been told she should be, to becoming who she truly is.

Remi Jha is in the habit of running away from her problems. She never allowed herself to process her dad's death properly. She pretends that her mom's deteriorating drinking habit isn't affecting her. Most of all, she doesn't want to face the fact that she's not strong enough to carry the weight of her family crumbling around her. Her only sanctuary is her job, but when her refuge gets infiltrated by the hot-tempered boy from school, she might just lose her mind. All Samir Quinn has ever wanted is to play soccer professionally, but after a summer of realization, he needs a break to re-evaluate his career choices. Right now, he just wants to finish high school without any more hurdles, while completing his court-ordered community service at a senior home-a position he surprisingly enjoys. The only downside to that seems to be working under the supervision of Remina Jha, whose holier than thou personality rubs him the wrong way. Remi and Samir butt heads at every step, but it doesn't take Samir long to realize that the connection he feels with Remi might just be the one thing he's been confident about in a long time. When Remi begins to unravel the person hiding behind Samir's façade, she needs to decide if this spark with him is worth pursuing, or if this is just one other problem she wants to run away from.