He’s the one person I don’t want around and yet, I can’t ask him to leave. Bella The summer is coming to an end, and I’m barely surviving. Dad’s gone. Mom spends more time passed out on the couch than doing anything else. Thankfully, I have school and soccer to keep me distracted. Until Logan Cartwright walks back into my life. He’s acting like his family didn’t ruin mine and confusing me more than ever. I’m supposed to hate him, but he’s nice and everywhere I don’t want him to be. Logan I’m back home in Sweet Mountain, ready to start my life sans my parents. They’re desperately trying to save the business they took from the Davenports and have abandoned me at my grandmother’s house while they come up with a plan. Which is fine with me. When I run into Bella, I’m trying to fight the desire to fix what our parents broke. She’s distant and vulnerable. My protective instincts take control. If only I could get her to trust me, she’d see how much I want to help, not hurt. Dive into My Summer Mistake, the first installment of the BRAND NEW multi-author series, Sweet Mountain High.

He's charming. He's smart. He's rich... And he's her worst nightmare. Ever since Miller Hardwell transferred to Sweet Mountain High, he's been the bane of Kate's existence. He's her main rival and the only thing standing between Kate and her dreams of the Ivy Leagues. But the worst part is—he doesn't play fair. Take last spring's student council elections, for example. He'd stooped so low he'd gotten them both disqualified from the race. But now there's going to be a special election, and for once Kate stands a chance of beating her longtime rival. Everyone knows Kate's earned it. If there were any justice in the world, the charming, smug rich boy would step aside. But then again, Miller has no concept of fair, and when it comes to their rivalry, he'll do anything to win. It seems this time around, he'll even play nice. With the vice president watching them like a hawk in case their rivalry gets out of hand again, there's no other option but to work together, but that proves to be harder than either of them anticipates. Playing nice gets out of hand when it leads to a kiss that they can't forget. And then a horrible truth is revealed—one that neither of them wants to admit. These two rivals might just like each other. Dive into My Know-It-All Nemesis, the second installment of the BRAND NEW multi-author series, Sweet Mountain High.

He was trouble with a capital T. I shouldn’t want the boy next door, yet I couldn’t seem to resist him. Mara I had more than enough on my plate. School. My project for the art school scholarship contest. Living up to my parents' expectations seemed like a full-time job. I didn’t need any distractions. I certainly didn’t need to be worrying about my stupid next-door neighbor. If only he could keep himself out of trouble and dragging me down with him. Taggish New house. New neighbor. Same school. I’d known Mara for years. I just didn’t realize she was so uptight. The girl couldn’t take a joke. Okay, a prank. Either way, I hadn’t meant to upset her. Just yank her chain a little. And then I found her crying. I never meant to hurt her, and I never imagined I could fall for her. But I was pretty sure I’d done both. Now, I had to convince her to forgive me and maybe admit she liked me too.

Cal might be my big brother by twelve minutes, but trust me, the boy needs looking after—he’s too sweet. I guess that makes me the evil twin. I just know I’ll do whatever it takes to protect him from the clutches of the new girl. Including pretending to like his best friend, Luke Drake. Luke might make me crazy, but when it comes to Cal, I know I have no greater ally. I’m just slightly weirded out by how easily his hand fits in mine. I met Cal Adams in third grade, and we were instant friends. But somehow, after surviving playground scraps together, voice changes, and the minefield that’s my home life; he became my brother. I’d die for the guy. Or worse, I’d date his sister. Harper is the most maddening girl you’ll ever meet. She might look like an angel but don’t be fooled—she’s not one to back down from a fight. Cal can’t see his new crush is bad news. And while Harper and I can’t spend five minutes together without wanting to kill each other, she loves Cal fiercely, and I need that fire right now…even if I’m the one who ends up getting burned. Dive into My Brother's Best Friend, the fifth installment of the BRAND NEW multi-author series, Sweet Mountain High.

They were best friends. He’s always wanted more. Will his newfound fame destroy them? Shannon Ryker and I have been best friends since third grade. We were the poor kids in the school, but that didn’t matter. We always had each other. And we had big plans to get scholarships and make something out of our lives. But now he’s been discovered by a big time Hollywood film director who wants to cast him as Prince Charming in an upcoming production of Cinderella. Our college plans have been flushed down the toilet overnight, and now Ryker’s become famous with a ridiculous amount of money coming his way. Thanks to the paparazzi, girls are swarming him both in person and online. And Ryker seems to love every minute of it. It’s so annoying. I feel like I’m losing my best friend in the worst way possible, and I’m starting to wonder if maybe I’ve been lying to myself about my feelings for Ryker for a long time. Ryker I’ve secretly had feelings for my best friend Shannon for years, but she’s solidly kept me in the friend zone. When a famous Hollywood director sees me as the lead in his niece's high school play, he casts me on the spot as Prince Charming in his upcoming Cinderella film. I’m in shock and on top of the world as my biggest, wildest dreams are coming true. I’m finally leaving behind my old life of poverty and moving up in the world. But now Shannon’s acting super weird and withdrawn. I don’t understand why she can’t just be happy for me. I wish she could see that I don’t care about the fangirls. Shannon’s the only girl I’ve ever wanted, and nothing, not even fortune and fame will change that. But I’m afraid that all this luck may prove to be unlucky after all. Because if I lose Shannon, will it really have been worth it?