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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?

✨ New boys. Old secrets. And one year at Messina Academy, where "nothing" is ever what it seems. ✨ For decades, Messina Academy for Young Ladies has upheld its legacy of tradition and prestige. But this year, everything is about to change. After a fire forces the boys from St. Joseph's to relocate, Messina's once-serene halls will welcome male students for the first time in fifty years. Among them are siblings Beatrice and Anthony Davis, who have just moved to Scotland following the loss of their parents. Surrounded by family and old friends, they hope to find solace-but grief isn't the only challenge ahead. As the school year unfolds, teenage drama takes center stage. Beatrice's sweet cousin Hana quickly falls for Cole Singer, pulling Beatrice into the orbit of his friends-including her longtime rival, the infuriating yet charming Benny Quinn, and the kind-hearted Peter Balthazar MacDonald. Meanwhile, The Watch, the school's beloved gossip podcast, is busy uncovering secrets. When its clueless yet determined hosts stumble upon a hidden conspiracy with Peter at its heart, they become entangled in a mystery far bigger than they ever anticipated. Despite its title, Nothing Happened promises a year brimming with masquerades, mischief, romance, rivalry, and a cunning villain who threatens to upend it all. A fresh, modern retelling of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, this novel is a whirlwind of honor, desire, wit, and unexpected love at Messina Academy for Young Ladies.

Paisley Cooper has been hiding an embarrassing secret: she has a son. Paisley will do anything to keep her son and raise him up to become a good man...but the thing is, she needs to graduate high school first. Most people already know about her little secret, but when a hot new guy named Blake suddenly becomes her new coworker at an ice cream shop, Paisley tries to hide the fact that she has a son. She doesn't know what to do...Her mother had kicked her out of the house when she heard that Paisley was gonna keep the baby. Her loving and understanding father was dead. And she didn't have any more friends after her pregnancy. How can she raise her son while trying to get back into a serious relationship? Paisley will have to decide which one she will have to put first: her son or Blake.

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 ***

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?

17-year-old Jane is ready to face her senior year in a new high school alone. Her dad's death has left her gutted, and has even killed her passion for drawing. But when she forms an unlikely relationship with an impulsive boy, she finds herself in a mystical connection that threatens to open her in ways she's not prepared for.

...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.

--- "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. ---

"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?

Ava Carter has spent her entire high school career proving she's the best-top grades, student council, and a future at her dream college. The only thing standing in her way? Jace Montgomery. Jace is the school's golden boy-star soccer player, effortlessly charming, and Ava's biggest rival. For years, they've been at war, battling over test scores, class rankings, and who can get under the other's skin first. But when they're forced to work together on a senior-year project that could make or break their futures, everything starts to change. As the late-night study sessions and reluctant conversations pile up, Ava begins to see Jace in a way she never expected. And Jace? He's realizing there's a fine line between rivalry and something more. Tension turns to sparks, and suddenly, Ava isn't sure if she still hates Jace Montgomery... or if she's been falling for him this entire time. Enemies. Rivals. Maybe something else entirely. Because love and hate? They're not so different after all.

I was supposed to die. If it weren't for Carter, I would have. Turns out broken hearts can be mended, for a price. Emma Angel Presley was born dead. Until her senior year of high school, she was convinced her overprotective parents intended to keep her that way. That was until they granted her one wish: to attend the local high school. That's when Carter Wright entered her life and changed the game forever. In discovering what it means to love, Emma learns how to live. But, living comes with consequences. Will Emma be able to face hers?

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.

Gemma Richards is smart and beautiful. She has everything going for her. A best friend who will do anything for her, a loving family, and the world at her fingertips. But she worries she won't have much time left. At fifteen, she is diagnosed with cancer. But no one knows. Not even her lifelong best friend, Nathan Foster. When Gemma learns she has to tutor football quarterback Ryan Davis in chemistry, she is the opposite of happy. She is livid. But she can't say no. The success of the team depends on her. If Ryan fails, he can't lead them to play-offs. She reluctantly agrees. During their tutoring sessions, she learns there's more to Ryan than meets the eye. Along the way, she realizes she has feelings for him...and Nathan. Then everything changes when the news of her cancer comes to light, drastically changing her relationship with everyone.

Alex has always noticed soft things first. A slow-burn YA story about growing up, inheritance, and the quiet moment before the world changes forever. Before Flight blends emotional realism with mythic undercurrents, following Alex as her life begins to fracture in subtle, irreversible ways.

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?

Some stories are whispered, not shouted. Fifteen-year-old Éabha Gibson is used to being invisible. At Tommen College, she's just "Little Gibson" - the quiet, awkward sister of loudmouth rugby lad Gerard "Gibsie" Gibson. She keeps her head down, hides in oversized hoodies, and survives the chaos of school, one sarcastic comment, and one safe sleepover at a time. Behind the glasses and the guarded walls is a girl still grieving a father and baby sister lost to the water - and still haunted by things she doesn't talk about. Then there's Patrick Feely. He's not like the other rugby lads - not loud, not pushy. Just... quiet. Observant. Always lingering at the edge of things, just like her. He doesn't tease like the others. He notices. And that might be even more terrifying. Éabha doesn't want to be seen - not really. But maybe, just maybe, being seen by him isn't so bad. As secrets simmer, friendships shift, and the past refuses to stay buried, Éabha has to decide if she'll keep hiding in the shadow of everyone else's expectations - or if it's finally time to step into her own story.

we are not a thing, nothing.