About That Girl Series

Guys don't fall for their curvy best friend. They're also not supposed to walk away.  Eighteen months ago Cameron left. Left Twin Rivers. Left his friends. Left her, Peyton Callahan.  And she moved on. The accident that took her brother's life ripped her world apart. The one person who could understand wasn't there, and Peyton hated him for it.  When he shows up back in town, all she wants to do is prove how well she recovered without him, how little she thinks about the past. But her past… well, he still thinks about her.    Escape into this heartwarming and sweet young adult romance with unbreakable friendships and exciting first loves where the nice guys don't have to lose.  Curvy Girls Can Rule is the first book in the completed About That Girl series. It's a standalone story with a happy ending, perfect for fans of Kasie West and Julie Murphy.

Neighbors aren't supposed to fake a relationship. They're also not supposed to kiss like it's real. Eighteen months ago, an accident didn't only take their friend, it took their friendship too. Nari can't remember the last time she spoke with Avery, the last time she thought of him without anger. He's mean, cruel, he sits atop the food chain at school, looking down on nerds like her. Nari is a nerd in looks only. When falling grades set her back, Avery proposes a deal. Pretend to be his girlfriend to get back at his ex, and he'll make sure she passes math. It sounds easy enough, and there's little risk. She's too focused on sinking grades and the rock band no one can know about to fall for the boy next door. But this boy next door… well, he might just fall for her.     Get lost in this sweet and clean young adult romance where the nerd is sometimes a secret rockstar and old friends can become new flames. With heartwarming characters and a guaranteed happy ending, Nerdy Girls Can Rock is a standalone romance in the About That Girl series, perfect for fans of Kasie West and Huntley Fitzpatrick. 

Anonymous online friends aren't supposed to reveal their identities. They're also not supposed to be your sworn enemy. Addison is the one person who can't hate the crash that took the life of Cooper Callahan. As the only person who knows everything that happened that night, she can't even think of him without her chest going tight with anger. Turning to the school's anonymous online community allows her to unload her feelings in a way that is freeing for the cheerleader. As she strikes up a friendship with another user, it's easy, effortless. When a hacker reveals the identities behind the usernames, she realizes that ease wasn't real. Because the one person she hates now knows too much about her. Julian Callahan shares his twin brother's face, and Addison hates him for it. Too focused on the past to see what's right in front of her, Addison refuses to fall for her nemesis. But this nemesis… he might just fall for her.   Fall in love with two enemies in this sweet and clean young adult romance with a guaranteed happy ending. Mean Girls Can Reform is a standalone romance in the About That Girl series. It's perfect for fans of Kasie West and Sarah Dessen. 

How much trouble does it take to forget your summer fling is now your English teacher? A lot. That's right, Wylder Anderson, troublemaker extraordinaire, didn't see this one coming. When she walks into class the first day of her senior year, Wylder's ex is just a fond memory. Until she sees him. Sebastian Cook. Dating a teacher is so not on Wylder's agenda for the year. Vowing to keep her distance and focus on school, she jumps headfirst into a music project with Logan—the twin brother of Wylder's superstar nemesis—and also the younger brother of Sebastian. Yeah, that Sebastian. The Cook brothers are going to be the death of her. But they have a secret. A dangerous truth they're hiding from the world that could burn their carefully constructed music empire to the ground. Is Wylder the spark that will ignite that fire? Or is she the solution? And is Logan Cook just an average high schooler, trying to make it to graduation? Or is he a secret rockstar, eager to disappear from the spotlight that was never meant to be his? One ex-boyfriend/teacher. One jerky superstar rocker. And a boy who is anything but what he seems. Who are these brothers? And why can't Wylder stay away from them?   Disclaimer: This is not a story of a student-teacher romance, and Wylder is not underage.  Wylder and the Secret Rockstar is book one in Reluctant Rockstars, a clean YA romance series. This book is NOT a standalone. If you like feisty women, enemies to lovers, and scandals in the world of music then this book is for you. 

How much trouble does it take to forget the boy you befriended isn't who he seems? More than Wylder can afford. In the aftermath of the concert that revealed Logan and Luke Cook's biggest secret, they've gone missing. Missing from Nashville, the Academy, and from Wylder's life. But they can't hide from her or the media forever, and Wylder happens to be related to the one person who knows exactly what they're going through. Their biggest rival, her brother, Beckett. Yet, finding Logan might not be the most difficult item on Wylder's to-do list. She also has to figure out how to keep him firmly in the friend-zone—and that's one task easier said than done. One ex-boyfriend/teacher. One cranky rock star hated by the media. And a boy who kisses as good as he sings. These Cook boys are going to be the death of her.   Wylder and the Almost Rockstar is book two in the Reluctant Rockstars series. It is NOT a standalone, but it is full of swoony goodness, budding romance, and lots of rocking out.

How much trouble does it take to save a rock star's career after an epic scandal? None, because even Wylder Anderson—troublemaker extraordinare—can't work miracles. The world now knows the famous Cook twin doesn't sing his own songs. And now Luke has disappeared. Which wouldn't be a problem for Wylder except she's grown quite fond of the boy who does care. All Logan wants is to find his brother, to make sure he's okay. And all Wylder wants is for Logan to forgive her for a single unthinkable act. One little lie. One troublemaking girl trying to do the right thing. A hidden rock star wishing it would all go away. And a boy on the brink of losing everything. Maybe these Cook boys will be the death of the old Wylder, but maybe it's time for a new Wylder to emerge.   Wylder and the Rising Rockstar is book 3 in the Reluctant Rockstars series. It is NOT a standalone but does conclude this fun story.    The Reluctant Rockstars: Wylder and the Secret Rockstar Wylder and the Almost Rockstar Wylder and the Rising Rockstar