Do opposites attract? Maggie wanted to think so, especially after she met Greg. But her best friend didn’t agree. She carefully explained why Maggie and Greg couldn’t be a couple. Greg was into music; Maggie wasn’t. Greg was mad about sailing; Maggie was afraid of the water. Greg was the outdoor type; Maggie was an honor student, a poet and a reporter. Hardly the type to appeal to such a guy – at least that’s the story Maggie heard. Was it true…or did her best friend have a more personal reason for warning her against him?

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Vonnie, a diabetic, and Monique, her unlikely best friend, look for work and find unexpected adventures

More about the character from LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT,and especially Janine’s old admirer, Todd Roberts, once the class cut-up who radically changes his lifestyle when he meets the beautiful Heidi under unusual and romantic circumstances.

When Katy moves from Florida, where she attended a small private academy, to North Carolina, she must adjust to a crowded noisy high school and her cousin's group of friends

Kate's perfect romance with Mark is threatened by Mark's bizarre behavior and by the presence of the dashing handsome Bix.

Polly Anderson was famous as a fortune teller; she had been doing it ever since grade school. When she moved to a California high school, she started telling fortunes again and soon won many new friends that way. Sometimes she told them about the future; at other times they told her secrets that they had never before told anyone. How was it then that the spirits wouldn’t or couldn’t tell her who had stolen that electrifying kiss from her on Halloween night?

A visit by her best friend, Lily, brightens up Robin's otherwise boring summer, relieves her of pesty (but increasingly attractive) Eustice, and prompts for both girls a little romance and mystery.

Marcie's attraction to Ivan sparked the very moment they met. But they lived in totally different worlds. She was a local high school student leading an everyday life and working after school for the local veterinarian. He was a dashing trapeze artist traveling with his circus family, and he would soon be back on tour. Was it only a fleeting romance? A romance that would vanish the moment Ivan left town? Had he fallen for her, or would he always remain an elusive dream?

To get Lindalee away from a fast crowd, her parents shipped her off to the jungles of Papua, New Guinea, on a research project with her naturalist aunt and uncle and a group of teenagers. This was hardly Lindalee’s idea of a great way to spend a summer, especially after she’d met the other members of the expedition. Gradually, however, she began to fall in love with the beautiful island, and even started to like some of the other kids, especially Bob Brewster, even though he seemed to have a knack for getting them both in trouble. Isn’t it nice that sometimes parents know best?