What I Learned From All The Mutilated Daisies

Three girls have grown up picking the daisies from the grass; he loves me, he loves me not.
He loves me.
Jenna had never spoken to Will until a dash of gravity and a whole lot of chance brought them together. Their story is one of sweet morning kisses, bruises, kittens, and witty repartee. Jenna and Will learn how not to write an English paper, how to rescue kittens, go cliff-diving, cook French toast, and survive senior year. In February, Will and Jenna are accepted to the same college and plan for their future together. In March, things begin to spiral out of control. Will's volatile cousin moves in with his family. His cousin is dangerous, on the edge, borderline psychotic. Will is afraid that he'll end up hurting others as well as himself. In a devastating school shooting, will everything Jenna and Will have built go down in a spray of bullets?

He loves me not.
Micah is a performer at heart. She is the most herself in front of a crowd. She was never comfortable with anyone until she met Joey, whose warm smile and spontaneous personality may be just what she needs to learn to stand up to her mother's sexually abusive boyfriend. When Micah becomes pregnant, what will she tell Joey? Will they make a go of it together or will raising a child be too much for their young love to withstand?

He loves me.
Aisling is deeply in love with her longtime best friend Evan. It's the middle of her junior year and she's busy preparing for college and studying for AP courses. The last thing she needs is for her mother to uproot her halfway through the semester and drag the family to Oregon to live with Aisling's grandmother, a woman she's never met, who is dying. During her reluctant stay Aisling will learn how to plant sunflowers, how not to drive your mother's car, how to totally suck at a long distance relationship, and that you can always live forever through the things you leave behind.
This is the story of three girls and what they learned from all the mutilated daisies.