“You’re off-limits, so why can’t I stop thinking about you?” Fay Whitaker, sixteen years old and yearning for adventure, is excited to spend the summer with her fearless cousin Celia in small-town Juniper, Indiana. But Fay soon discovers that her summer home is not what she expected. She is alarmed by her uncle’s temper, and learns of the grudge he holds against the Dearing family. Celia handles the tension at home by escaping with her boyfriend, leaving Fay with time on her hands—time that leads her straight to Malcolm Dearing, off-limits because of his last name. Fay is captivated by Malcolm’s warmth and intensity. She finds that trying to stay away from him only makes her think of him more. Fay and Celia are launched on a journey, and each must attempt to navigate the thrilling and unpredictable world of love. Everything Fay thinks she knows about love is put to the test, as relationships unfold and reveal themselves in ways she never before dreamed.

Celia has spent her life waiting for the next crisis. When the tension at home begins to ease, she wonders if she’ll finally be able to relax. Her father has stopped drinking, her cousin Fay has moved back to Juniper, and it seems like Paul might really care about her. But trust is an uphill battle for Celia, fighting against doubt the whole way. Paul has been drawn to Celia for as long as he can remember, and she is finally giving him a chance to show her how he feels. But when Celia can’t stop worrying everything will fall apart, and when things in Paul’s own life take a turn for the worse, can they learn to rely on each other?

Delphine has been traveling in an RV with her grandmother since she was two years old. Abe has never lived anywhere but Juniper. Delphine has seen America, but life on the road is lonesome for a teen. She’s never had friends her own age, a job, or her first kiss. When her grandmother buys a house in Juniper, it seems like everything Delphine longs for is finally within reach. She quickly makes friends, but Abe, the one friend she wants the most, keeps pushing her away. When Abe meets Delphine at the Founder’s Day Festival on her first day in town, he can’t deny that she intrigues him. But his life is too complicated to make time for friends. His father is getting out of prison, and Abe doesn’t want him to return to Juniper and undo all the changes of the last four years. But how can he keep that from happening? And can he dare let Delphine be his friend and find out about his past? Juniper Skies is the third book in The Juniper Series, a collection of contemporary YA romances that will make your heart race!

The Juniper Series is a collection of contemporary young adult romances that will make your heart race! Set in the small town of Juniper, this series follows three cousins as they learn about family, friendships, life, and most of all, love. Filled with first kisses, new experiences, and heartwarming romance, you won't be able to put these books down! Perfect for fans of Stephanie Perkins, Morgan Matson, Sarah Dessen, and Kasie West. The Edge of Juniper Malcolm Dearing is sweet, gorgeous, persistent...and off-limits. When Fay learns she'll be spending the summer with her cousin Celia, she imagines lots of girl time, hanging out with Celia's friends, and maybe even meeting a boy and having a summer fling. Instead, her uncle is acting crazy, holding a grudge against the Dearing family for unknown reasons, and Celia is spending all her time with her boyfriend. Fay is lonely in a town where she doesn't know anyone. But then there's Malcolm Dearing, offering to keep her company. He has wide, wide shoulders and a contagious laugh. He writes terrible poetry and looks at her with warmth in his eyes. And he is off-limits because of his last name. Fay has made it clear that her uncle won't allow her to spend time with him. Malcolm doesn't like that solution. Fay is captivated by Malcolm's intensity, and she finds that trying to stay away from him is getting harder and harder. To risk being seen with Malcolm is to risk her uncle's wrath. Torn between her family's expectations and her heart, will Fay decide the risk is worth it? Juniper Limits She doesn't believe in love. But he believes in her. Celia has spent her life waiting for the next crisis. When the tension at home begins to ease, she wonders if she'll finally be able to relax. Her father has stopped drinking, her cousin Fay has moved back to Juniper, and it seems like Paul might really care about her. But trust is an uphill battle for Celia, fighting against doubt the whole way. Paul has been drawn to Celia for as long as he can remember, and she is finally giving him a chance to show her how he feels. But when Celia can't stop worrying everything will fall apart, and when things in Paul's own life take a turn for the worse, can they learn to rely on each other? Juniper Skies He keeps his distance from everyone. She longs for connection. Delphine has been traveling in an RV with her grandmother since she was two years old. She's seen America, but life on the road is lonesome for a teen. She's never had friends her own age, a job, or her first kiss. When her grandmother buys a house in Juniper, it seems like everything Delphine longs for is finally within reach. She quickly makes friends, but Abe, the one friend she wants the most, keeps pushing her away. When Abe meets Delphine at the Founder's Day Festival on her first day in town, he can't deny that she intrigues him. But life hasn't been gentle to Abe, and he doesn't have time for friends. His father is getting out of prison, and Abe doesn't want him to return to Juniper and undo all the changes of the last four years. But how can he keep that from happening? And can he dare let Delphine find out about his past?