A little dare never hurt anybody... I’m ready to rock my senior year. So what if my parents are recently divorced, the captain of the cheerleading team hates me more than tan lines, or that I’ve been forced to wear the school’s smelly mascot costume? Those things I can handle. (Maybe) But if I get to sing my original song at the town’s big centennial event, I’ll be on my way to living the life I’ve always dreamed. But there’s only one problem: Collin thinks-he’s-God’s-gift-to-women Preston. Foster kid. Bad boy. And star quarterback of the Rock Valley High football team. It’s bad enough that the whole school thinks we made out at a party (Nothing happened. Seriously.), but now I’ve been partnered with Collin to perform at the centennial event. If I get it my way, he’ll drop out and we’ll both forget our near-kiss ever happened. But Collin and his cocky half-grin aren’t easy to forget. Neither is the shiver-inducing way he looks at me. I’ve got to keep my eyes on the prize, but being around Collin might just be the distraction that I need. This is a sweet young adult romance in the Rock Valley High series of stand-alone novels.

A little dare never hurt anybody... My whole life's been about following in my parents' footsteps: ace school and then get into med school. And that means that my dream to become a world-famous artist isn’t part of the plan. Neither is the game of spin-the-bottle that leads me to the second most humiliating moment of my life with Mason Finnick. The brooding, obviously heartbroken, and ridiculously talented point guard of the Rock Valley High basketball team. And better yet – thanks to my parents and their plan, we’re stuck in the same class together. But I’ve got one mission for the rest of senior year that will make everyone happy: ace this class and convince Mason to be the guinea pig for Project Happiness. He’ll win his ex back and I’ll get to go to art camp this summer. Should be easy! But Mason has a way of getting under my skin. And the smoldering way he looks at me makes me want to ditch the plan. If I can’t pull myself together, I might just ruin everything. Or, I might just find that letting go can be the best part of life. This is Trina’s story - a sweet young adult romance in the Rock Valley High series of stand-alone novels.

A little dare never hurt anybody... Running is my life. It’s one of the few things I’m good at and I dominate on the track. But my take-no-prisoners reputation doesn’t scare everyone. There’s still one boy who’s not afraid to get under my skin... Jayden Paul. Catcher of the varsity baseball team. Hottie of the year. And the thorn in my side ever since we kissed in sixth grade (on a silly dare!). When my track career gets sidelined by an injury and Coach forces me to help manage the baseball team, I’m determined to stay far away from the one boy who can make me lose my cool. But this catcher won’t catch a clue. He’s there at every turn – with his teasing grin and the hungry way he looks at me. The last thing I need is to be distracted. Not with my mom's heart condition and my little sister hanging with the wrong crowd. My family and my track scholarship are my top priorities. But Jayden might not be the bad guy I thought he was. And kissing my enemy might just be the one other thing I’m good at. This is Mandy’s story - a sweet young adult romance in the Rock Valley High series of stand-alone novels.

A little dare never hurt anybody... My sophomore year at Rock Valley High was a total downer. Joining the wrong crowd and nearly getting drowned aren’t exactly things I want to write about on my college admission essays. But my best friend, Hunter, is moving back home from spending a year on his grandpa’s ranch. With his help, I’m going to win the Junior Rodeo Queen contest and reclaim this summer as the best one ever. Except...Hunter is different. In a tight-fitting-jeans, cowboy hat, muscles, and sexy grin kind of way that leaves my knees wobbly. And did I mention he picked up a talent for bull riding during the year he’s been gone? So hot. Falling for my best friend is against the rules we made years ago. Hunter knows it. I know it. But my heart seems to have forgotten, because every time he looks at me with those gorgeous hazel eyes, I want to sink into him. Maybe we can’t go back to the way things were... ...but just maybe, we might find something even better—despite the rules. This is Charlotte’s story - a sweet young adult romance in the Rock Valley High series of stand-alone novels.

A little dare never hurt anybody... It seems like all a girl needs these days is a little mascara and concealer blended over her acne scars to make her mark on the world – especially if she wants to become a famous makeup artist. I’m only a junior in high school, but I’ve got major goals. That includes sneaking onto the movie set filming at my school and snapping up a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work for the hottest makeup artist in Hollywood. Bonus points if I run into Zane again—the insanely cute soccer player who kissed me in the rain the other day and then ran off. So mysterious. But sometimes a girl can bite off more than she can chew. Turns out, Zane isn’t just any boy. He’s...so much more. Throw in an overbearing dad, a nasty mean girl, and the fact that falling for Zane could cost us both our dreams, it would be so much easier to walk away from each other. But Zane is about as addictive as my favorite eyeshadow pallet. And walking away has never been my style. Looks like this girl could use a love life makeover.

A little dare never hurt anybody... I’ve never been one of those girly girls. I prefer sneakers to heels and covering up my curls with a beanie hat. But there’s one thing I do own and it’s my gaming skills. In the history of Rock Valley High, no girl has ever won the online gaming tournament. But I'm going to make history this year. Only two guys stand in my way: the Corrigan brothers. Gabriel Corrigan and his twin, Michael, aren’t just huge hockey stars. They’re gamers, too. If they had it their way, a girl like me would never touch a controller again. But sometimes, a girl’s gotta game. What they don’t know is that I’ve been fooling Gabriel with my fake online profile for months and now we’re partners for the tournament. He won’t know he’s been catfished until the final round – when it’s every man (and woman) for themselves. Sweet justice. But the more time I spend offline with Gabriel, the more I realize I might have been wrong. The way he looks at me. The way he talks when his brother isn’t around. None of it makes sense, especially how being near him makes me feel all kinds of delicious things. Now my heart is starting to wonder if the gaming tournament might not be the only prize worth winning... This is Beth’s story – the final sweet young adult romance in the Rock Valley High series of stand-alone novels.