Adult Fiction, Romance

Cassidy Lane by Maria Murnane

Ages 18+ 

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Best selling author Cassidy Lane walks confidently into her twentieth high school reunion, happy that she’s written several novels. However, her love life is nonexistent, and she wishes she could change that. Her chance to do so comes when she bumps into Brandon Forrester at the reunion and he asks her out. Just when she thinks things can’t go wrong, she hits a snag on her latest book, and things aren’t looking promising. Read about her impending (mis) adventures in Cassidy Lane by Maria Murnane.

Adult Fiction

Katwalk by Maria Murnane

Ages 18+

 

Katwalk_9781477849934_FullCover.inddKatrina Linden landed the stable career that pleased her parents, but it ultimately resulted in her feeling unfulfilled and miserable. Then her BFF suggests they both quit their jobs and move clear across the country for two months to find new adventure in New York City. Katrina is hesitant to say the least, but agrees, and is excited for what lays ahead. However, her friend backs out at the last minute, and she’s faced with a difficult decision. Will she go on the trip of a lifetime or crawl back into her comfort zone?

Mystery, Romance, Series, YA Fiction

Uncovering Officer Smith by Sheena Hutchinson

Grades 9-12

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John Smith has had his heart broken by a leggy blonde and has sworn off women because of it. Enter Becca Swanson, a nerdy conservative girl whose life plan is to study law and take on the world. Their two paths cross and suddenly John isn’t so sure he should stay away from women any longer. This sequel to Discovering April is mysterious and romantic and completely satisfying.

Science Fiction, YA Fiction

The Future of Us by Jay Asher & Carolyn Mackler

Grades 9-12

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Josh and Emma have been friends and neighbors their whole lives. Their lives change when they receive AOL CDs in the mail and load them onto their computers. From there, they’re able to log onto Facebook. The thing is, though, it’s currently 1996 and Facebook wasn’t invented until 2004. They suddenly realize that the decisions they make now will impact their lives in the future and are afraid of what they might change for the worse.