Josie is independent and fierce. She may flirt with boys or kiss them, but it doesn't mean anything, not even with Michael, who's more like a friend-with-benefits. So how can she explain what happens when Carson Gold goes after her? Carson Gold, the hottest senior, the one everyone secretly watches.

You, Maybe - The Profound Asymmetry of Love in High School

Kiss Me Again, the sequel to Rachel Vail's beloved contemporary teen romance If We Kiss, follows Charlie (Charlotte) Collins as she struggles with her feelings for her longtime crush Kevin Lazarus after their parents marry and he becomes her stepbrother. It was complicated enough when their parents were only dating and Kevin was going out with Charlie's best friend, Tess. Now, living under one roof, Charlie and Kevin are crossing paths and crossing lines, sneaking around at night and then sitting down to breakfast together as a family. It feels so crazy-exciting, confusing, impossible, and romantic. It can't last, not like this, but if anybody discovers their secret, everything could explode.

Kiss Me Again

Edward et Meg sont jumeaux mais ne se ressemblent pas.
Et quand Meg se met en tête de faire partie des filles populaires de son école, Edward est bien décidé à saper tous ses efforts... quitte à se transformer en rock star.

Rien à faire !

Lucky

Gorgeous

Charlie Collins has never been kissed. She's never been in love, either. Charlie's beautiful best friend, Tess, has kissed three boys and has loved each one of them. Then Charlie unexpectedly finds herself falling for Kevin, and she's in a mess of trouble right away. For one thing, Tess is in love with Kevin. Even worse, his father seems to be dating Charlie's mom, who suddenly can't stop smiling. With no one to confide in, Charlie has to figure this one out for herself. But even as she tries to pull away from Kevin, she can't stop wondering, What would happen if we kiss?

You, Maybe - The Profound Asymmetry of Love in High School

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