Am I really going to kiss my boyfriend’s best friend? Yes. Yes, I am.
I caught my boyfriend cheating on me with his best friend’s girl.
Now his best friend and I have a plan to play them like they played us.
There’s only one problem. Everyone knows Zack and I can’t stand each other.
The uptight princess and the slacker bad boy? No one will believe we’ve suddenly fallen in love.
But Zack says we don’t need to sell love, just lust.
And that, it turns out…
That we can do.
So I tell him I’m in. I’m down to make my ex pay.
His smile turns wicked as he wraps his arms around me. “That’s my girl.”
“I’m not your girl,” I say.
His eyes darken and he tugs me close. “You’re not his either.”
How to Get Revenge is a standalone YA/NA romance with no cliffhanger and a guaranteed HEA. I has all the bad boy/good girl goodness and childhood friends-to-enemies vibes. Perfect for fans of Jenny Han and Emma Lord!
The whole school thinks she's hooking up with the bad boy from juvie...
Addie's first day at her new school is a disaster. She's accused of being a narc, stealing a boyfriend, and starting a fight—all before lunch. Now the king of the bullies has her in his sights, and it's painfully clear that this sweetheart doesn't have a single friend at this school. Until the guidance counselor pairs her up with the other new kid—the tattooed bad boy who transferred from juvie.
Sure, Vincent says he's not her friend. But when a jerk gets too close, he's there to shove him away. And when she faints from hunger, it's Vincent who brings her breakfast the next day. When rumors start to fly that they're hooking up, Addie knows she should probably set the record straight. But, the thing is...those bullies are scared of Vincent. They're convinced that he really is the big, bad wolf he appears to be. So Addie finds ways to stay close to the loner...
Maybe too close. She's putting on a show at his locker one day, when it happens—she's caught. His eyes burn with heat as he stares at her hand on his chest, and her belly flutters when he leans down close. 'What game are you playing, Little Red?'
This is a standalone, sweet YA romance. Perfect for fans of Jenny Han and Kasie West!
When your best friend shocks you with a kiss...
Noelle and Elijah's friendship was built on unspoken rules. If the school's beauty queen and its hot, party-loving player were going to stay friends past puberty, the rules had always been clear. No flirting. No sexual tension. And absolutely no kissing.
These rules keep them firmly in the friend zone—until one dare changes everything. Now suddenly Elijah's pissed when she shows up at his football game with another guy, and comes charging to her rescue when a date gets too handsy. Their friendship is changing, all right. It's going down in flirty flames. And just when Noelle thinks it can't get any worse...Elijah kisses her. Okay, fine, the kiss is amazing. Epic, actually. But, still...a kiss? What could be worse?
A date. Turns out, a bad date with your best friend is worse than a hot kiss. So. Much. Worse. All Noelle wants to do is turn back time. But it's not that simple. Because she can't forget what it felt like to be held in her best friend's arms. And the way her heart races when their eyes meet is anything but friendly. These two have broken all the rules, and now...there's no going back.
The uptight valedictorian lost a bet, and now the whole school’s talking about her kiss with the cocky quarterback...
It's just one kiss. That's what everybody at the end-of-summer party says when the bane of my existence wins a challenge and demands a kiss.
But it's not just a kiss because everyone knows we've been enemies since kindergarten. So when school starts up, that kiss is all anyone's talking about. Even my crush has taken notice, and I think...maybe he's jealous? And suddenly my enemy's plan to use this rumor to our mutual advantage doesn't seem so crazy, after all.
Except...when a jerk gets handsy at the bonfire, it's not my crush who comes to my rescue. It's the cocky quarterback who shoves him with a growl. 'Hands off my girl.'
A standalone, sweet enemies-to-lovers romance for fans of Jenny Han, Kasie West, and Jillian Dodd.
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There's only one boy Celia would NOT want to be stuck sitting next to on this interminably long train ride. So guess who just walked on board…
Clearly the universe has a sick sense of humor. That's the only explanation Celia can come up with when she finds herself alone on a train with her crush since second grade. Maybe some girls would call this fate. Destiny, even. But Celia knows better. This is cruel and unusual punishment, because Heath is also the one boy who turns her into a stammering, incoherent fool. And that's before he kisses her senseless.
Heath's not exactly jazzed about this turn of events either. He's supposed to be on this trip with his girlfriend. But now his girlfriend is his ex and he's trapped on a train ride from hell with the one girl who apparently hates his guts. Cool. Looks like everyone is in for a good time.
Except, one derailed train, a shared motel room, two unexpected detours, and a few steamy kisses later, and maybe, just maybe—they're both about to change their tune.
Only One Boy is a standalone, sweet young adult romance—perfect for fans of Kasie West, Jillian Dodd, and Jenny Han!
He's just trying to survive. He never thought she would be the one who would understand. Cora
We're starting over. Mom and Dad think the best way for me to move on from the death of Ben is to move to Oakwood. There, we can spend time with Mom's late best friend's family and open a new bakery.
And I'm okay with that. After all, I get to dance and in Oakwood where no one knows me, which means there are no pity stares and silent whispers.
Austin
The world feels as if it's stopped turning ever since Mom died. Dad's colder than usual and all I want to do is forget the pain that is coursing through my body. Kendall was the only one who was there for me when Mom died and she's the one person I can't seem to let go. Even if Dad thinks she's bad for me, she's the only one who helps me feel grounded in my memories.
Then I meet Cora.
Our mom's were best friends. They always wanted us to eventually date. Now that she's here and Dad trusts her, she might be the key to my happiness. So we agree to fake date. Dad will get off my back and her parents will stop pity hugging her.
It's a win/win situation.
Until it's not. Until I can't get her out of my mind.
Until all I want is this fake relationship to be real.
A sweet story of broken hearts and broken spirits who finally find peace and happiness with another.
He was my best friend until...he kissed me.
Olivia
To say that I'm excited to have my best friend come live with me is an understatement. Even though he's not my boyfriend and I would never look at him as such, I'm excited that with him around, I'm no longer the ninth wheel.
Plus, having a movie buddy to watch my favorite movie Dirty Dancing is a plus. Even if he rolls his eyes everytime we watch it.
Derek
I have one semester of freedom until my parents force me to persure a relationship with a girl who is beneficial to our family. Sure, I come from a rich family with loads of connections, but I'm trapped. I want to love who I want to love and not who my parents want me to marry.
I want to love Olivia.
But I'll settle for being her friend and spending the rest of my senior year feeling free.
And I was fine, until my feeligs became to hard to ignore.
She's the one girl who can make me smile. The one girl who understands me. And the one girl who doesn't use me for my family.
I just hope that when this is all over, I haven't lost my best friend in the process.
If you love best friends to lovers stories with carefree female leads and strong heros, you'll love The Fullback and his Best Friend. The FINAL installment of The Ballerina Academy series.
His job was to protect her.
Feelings weren't supposed to get involved.
Eve
I've been in love with my brother's best friend for as long as I can remember. Once upon a time he was my knight in shining armor, but now? He acts like I’m his worst enemy.
I don't know why Cooper Jenkins insists on keeping me at arm's length—which is hard to do when he’s my partner at the Academy—or why he insists on shielding me from every other boy at school. I don’t want to be at Oakwood high anymore than he seems to want me there, so why won’t he leave me alone?
Cooper
When my best friend enlisted I made one promise: protect his little sister. And I'll do that, even if it means pissing her off and making her hate me. Besides, I’d rather she hate me than know how I truly feel.
If I give into temptation and make her mine, I'll be breaking my vow in every way possible.
But there’s something about her.
Something in her gaze that is drawing me in and terrifying me at the same time. And the more I’m around her, the more I begin to fear that perhaps, the only person who can truly hurt Eve? Is me.
If you love big, teddy bear heroes who only want to protect the heroine and snarky heroines, you'll love the Wide Receiver and his Best Friend's Little Sister.
He thought he had her figured out.
Turns out, he was wrong.
Bianca
Everyone at the ballet academy think they know me—the prima donna. The diva. The mean girl.
They’re wrong.
What they don’t know is that I’m moments away from losing my meticulously planned out life. I’m not one to show weakness but my ankle has a different agenda. Adding Ryan to that equation only complicates things more and suddenly the only person who can save my future—and my secrets—is the one person I’m not sure I can trust.
Ryan
I’ve spend my life not caring. If it doesn’t involve Mom or my kid sister, Rosie, I don’t care.
Period.
But there’s something about Bianca. Something about her desperate desire to hide the fact that she’s a pageant queen that I can’t help but involve myself in. Sure, it’s black mail—she does what I ask and I keep her secret—but I really think I can help her loosen up. After all, that’s my speciality.
Until things aren’t as simple anymore and suddenly, my feelings are deeper than I like. I come from a man who leaves, so why do I think I’d be different with Bianca? It’s better for me to stay away than for me to break her.
And the last thing I want to do is break her.
For fans of Kasie West, To all the Boy's I've Loved Before, and The Kissing Booth, you'll love this brand new series by two Amazon best selling authors!
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Fake dating the new team captain? Seriously. What could possibly go wrong?
Hannah's ex has some nerve. First he breaks up with her in a text, and now he thinks he can take soccer away from her? Think again. As the captain of their intramural team, her ex might be able to kick her off his team, but he can't stop her from playing for their rivals.
The enemy of my enemy is my ... fake boyfriend?
The fact that her new team captain is her ex's arch nemesis? Even better. Playing for River's team on the other side of town is the perfect payback. When her ex sees them together and gets the wrong idea ... well, what's the harm in playing along? Hannah has already learned her lesson about falling for a teammate, and it's not a mistake she'll ever make again. Besides, her relationship with River is just for show-a way for them both to get vengeance on her ex. His kisses might muddle her mind, but he'll never steal her heart ... right?
Avery's plan? Snag her crush's attention, by any means necessary. She gets someone's attention, all right, it's just...the wrong brother.
The plan...
Avery's not a fan of unrequited love. This crush on Alex Luven? It's gotten old. She's over it. In fact, this hopeless romantic is finally ready to take matters into her own hands, and the first step is to find some common ground. A mutual activity they can bond over, perhaps. When their health class teacher pairs them up to take care of the 'health baby' for a week, she knows the universe is on her side. True love for the win! What better way to bond then over their precious fake baby?
The reality...
This is no ordinary baby. It's a demon in disguise. Surely real babies never cry this much. The stupid doll keeps her up all night and drives her crazy with its neediness all day, and the worst part? Alex is a total flake.
When exhaustion reaches critical mass, she caves. If he won't answer his phone, then there's nothing for it but to show up at Alex's door. Except the hottie who answers the door?
Yeah...this bad boy is definitely not Alex.
The brother...
Cristian's not exactly excited to be at his family home on his college break. His father's an overbearing tyrant, his brother is an egomaniacal jerk, and now... Well, now it seems he's babysitting his perfect brother's fake baby and kissing the girl of his dreams. So, not all bad then...right?
Except that the girl of his dreams has a crush on his Prince Charming brother. And much as Cristian can't stand his brother, Cristian's not about to get in their way. Right?
Except that he has...and he probably will again. Because when it comes to true love...his perfect brother can suck it.
The high school hero offers to help his friend win the heart of the bad boy. But when he falls for her himself…? It’s no more Mr. Nice Guy.
The Bad Boy...
Simone has a plan. Well, her friends have a plan. The self-proclaimed Lonely Hearts Club has found a way for the awkward movie-quoting art geek to get the attention of the brooding bad boy in the band. This plan? It involves…studying.
When they get their hands on a stack of old magazines filled with 'how to' articles, the answer is clear. If Simone can master the fine art of flirting, her crush won't stand a chance.
Mr. Nice Guy...
The school’s beloved starting pitcher might be popular, but the nerdy chick he’s been eating lunch with every day for years…? She won’t give him the time of day. Until he’s recruited by her friends to be her practice date, that is.
Everyone knows that Andrew is a good guy. A nice guy. So of course he agrees to be Simone’s stand-in crush. But then he starts crushing on her himself…
Now, all bets are off, because Andrew might be nice but he’s not that nice. And if playing dirty means stealing kisses, well…things are about to get messy.
