Kirjahaku

One second can change the course of an entire summer...All Logan wants is to get out of his small Montana town and off to college in New York. Two months of working at the lake will give him the savings he needs to escape forever.When an accident derails his summer plans he's left with no choice but to accept the help from the one person he wants nothing to do with--snobby rich girl Cassie.Cassie has a secret bigger than Flathead Lake. Spending a few weeks with Logan will both make her dad happy and get her out of a mess of her own creation.But when she starts falling for the one guy who hates everything about her, will she abandon the life she knows on the chance that he might feel the same?

I am 100%, completely, totally over Jeremiah.After all, he's the one who dumped me. For my best friend. Via text message. 2 days before Christmas. So I did what any self-respecting head cheerleader would do: I started dating his teammate. Who's great. Really. But now Jeremiah keeps looking at me like he misses holding me just as much as I miss being in his arms. And we've been paired up for the most important history project of my entire life. Can my heart survive this? Or should I hope for another shot with the only boy I've ever loved?Rebound Boyfriend is a sweet second chance sports romance you'll swoon over instantly. It's the third book in the Varsity Girlfriends series.

Between her soccer superstar big sister and musical prodigy best friend, Leah Cooper has never been in the spotlight. And she's fine with that. So why would she ever try out for choir? Oh right, the incredibly hot new neighbor Josh, who she might like more than she secretly loves boy bands.The only problem is, her best friend Lilly likes him, too. They promise each other they'll both stay away, but Josh doesn't seem to want to stay away from Leah...A throwback to the early 2000's, Mountain Creek Drive is a new contemporary YA romance series that will have you longing for the days when Britney loved Justin and you had to share cell phone minutes with your siblings. Back when Friday nights were made for football games and sleepovers with the friends you'd do anything for.