Kayla Tirrell

The grass isn't always greener on the other side.Tessa never dreamed of going to Shelfbrooke Academy, but the summer before her senior year, a lawyer visits her family saying she's a long-lost descendant of the D'Villes-one of the founding families of the school. Encouraged by her parents, she leaves everything she knows behind to finish her studies at the prestigious boarding school.Once there, Tessa's ties to the D'Villes give her access to all the perks Shelfbrooke has to offer-secret meetings, private rooms, hot guys.But when Tessa and Angelo, the artistic student she can't seem to stop thinking about, are paired for a school project, Tessa discovers not everyone shares the same love for the D'Ville name. Many would delight to see their fall from grace, while others are willing to do anything to climb to the top.How far is Tessa willing to go to learn more about her past while trying to follow her heart?Tessa is a modern retelling of the classic novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles and has a HEA.

The show must go on at the Emerald Inn... Reagan has tried to keep a happy face throughout the filming of her best friend's reality TV wedding, even with a stressed out fianc who can't seem to play nice. But when the bride's long lost brother shows up after ten years, Reagan starts to wonder whether or not she truly has everything she's ever wanted. Milo has waited a long time to be reunited with his family, but when he finally makes his big appearance, not everyone seems thrilled to see him. He knows he should make amends with his sisters, but he also feels an overwhelming need to protect Reagan from her terrible fianc . When attraction starts growing between Reagan and Milo, will they be able to separate themselves from the drama of reality TV and see things clearly? Or will their forbidden feelings ruin the show for everyone? Catch the final episode of Wedding Games and see how it all ends

It's lights, cameras and action at the Emerald Inn After years as a struggling actress, Sienna Hudson finally gets a leading role in a television series. Too bad it's a reality show for her sister's wedding. Once filming starts, Sienna decides to use Wedding Games to catch the eye of the show's producer and launch her career to the next level. Fox Wilson learned the harsh realities of being in the spotlight when he was young, and has avoided it ever since. But when his best friend plans a reality show wedding and asks him to be his best man, he reluctantly agrees. When Fox and Sienna are pitted against each other in every competition, tensions run high, and attractions run higher. Can Fox and Sienna see past the reality show drama and take a chance on love? Or will one of them end up getting played? Tune into Wedding Games, the reality show packed with drama, surprises, and...romance.

I've got one shot to win his heart.I've had a crush on Preston Royce for as long as I can remember. Only, I've never told him, or anyone, because he doesn't see me that way. (And because his sister, Charlie, happens to be my best friend )But when Preston's girlfriend breaks his heart, Charlie comes up with a plan to get them back together-a plan that involves Preston and me pretending to date.Yeah, it's a bad idea cozying up with a guy who's still in love with his ex, but it may be my only chance to get close to him before we graduate high school. He thinks we're faking.Meanwhile, I'm falling more in love with him...Game Plan is perfect for anyone who likes their sweet romance with a dash of drama. It is the fourth book in the Varsity Girlfriends series.

Love isn't a perfect science.Morgan Jones has always had a knack for setting people up. In a world of swiping pics on dating apps, she wants to give the dating scene a much needed personal touch. That's why she started Date Maker, a matchmaking service for local college students.When Morgan makes a mistake and sends people on the wrong dates, not only does she become a laughingstock around campus, the Date Maker itself comes under scrutiny. Declan signed up for the Date Maker service against his better judgement. When he finds out that Morgan might not be completely open about her practices, he makes it his mission to expose her. Can Morgan salvage the business she's worked so hard on? And can she do it without falling for the guy trying to take her down?

So much for senior year being the best part of high school.It all started when I caught my boyfriend cheating on me.I did what any girl would do-I got revenge. Of course, it didn't stop there. Thanks to a condemning video, I also got eight weeks of community service and athletic probation right before basketball season is supposed to start. (There goes my spot as captain )Thankfully, there's a guy at Marlowe Junction's Helping Hands who makes passing the time more enjoyable. He's gorgeous, funny, and a huge basketball fan.Too bad he's also my brother's biggest enemy...Courtside Crush is a modern-day retelling of Romeo and Juliet, perfect for anyone who likes their sweet romance with a dash of drama. It is the first book in the Varsity Girlfriends series.

My summer is off to a crappy start.Not only am I missing the sandy beaches of Mexico, but I'm also forced to spend the summer working in my dad's bookstore with the biggest nerd to walk the earth. Only, Rainier has some secrets. He plays for River Valley's hottest band-and he's actually really good. And I might have a teeny-tiny crush on him.He thinks we're too different. How can I prove I'm not the girl he thinks I am?

I've got a big secret. A huge one, actually. It's why I've always kept Mitch at an arm's length. But the more time I spend with the guy I consider my best friend-and the more he tries to take our relationship to a romantic level-the harder it is to keep it from him. When a mid-winter car accident brings everything to the surface, I hope the boy I love will accept the truth about my past. Unfortunately, it looks like he's might be more interested in a future without me.

I never thought I'd return to River Valley. But after my mom's death, everyone thought a change of scenery might help. Now I'm busy rebuilding my relationship with my dad and working at a local diner. I was even happy to hear my childhood best friend works there as a cook. Too bad he's cold and distant. He acts like he doesn't know who I am. So why can't I stop thinking about him and wondering what happened while I was away?