Dragons exist. They're ferocious, powerful, and they don't want to be your friend.
Tori definitely didn't sign up to save the country.
Too bad she doesn't have much of a choice.
Before dragons were killed off in the Middle Ages, they rendered a select group of eggs dormant so their offspring would survive. Only a handful of people know about this, let alone believe it―these "Slayers" are descended from the original knights and are now a diverse group of teens that includes Tori, a socialite senator's daughter.
She so had other things to do, but the dragon eggs have fallen into the wrong hands; a dragon lord with ambitions to someday take over the country. The Slayers must work together to find the eggs and stop them from hatching.
And that involves much more danger than they expect.
If you want fun, contemporary fantasy with action, romance, and humor, you've found your next favorite series!
A crush that crushed her.
From the day Elsie’s big brother brought his friend Kye McBride over to their house, Elsie adored him.
When she was eight, she secretly blew kisses to him. When she was twelve, she sat on the stairs, unnoticed, and watched him escort another girl to prom. When she was a senior in high school, she walked into math class and found out he was her new math teacher.
Letting him know how she felt was a bad idea.
A very, very bad idea.
But with that much emotion fueling her, things were bound to go wrong. And they did.
After Elsie made a fool of herself, she spent the last two weeks of school avoiding him. In fact, she turned avoiding-Kye-at-all-costs into her life-long philosophy.
Now three years have passed and Elsie has come home for her brother’s wedding. She’s got to face Kye—hopefully without getting crushed again.
If you ever liked your older brother’s hot friend, this book is for you. If your older brother didn’t have hot friends, I feel your pain. I, too, wish my older brother had been more social.
Can a smart girl get the guy?
Cassidy has always been happy to be the studious, reliable type. Being completely unnoticed isn’t that bad...at least not most of the time.
But when Elise and her hot eighteen-year-old brother Josh move into the neighborhood, Elise is determined to introduce Cassidy to the partying life.
Yeah, that doesn’t turn out so well.
Elise's carpe diem ways may land Cassidy in more trouble than she's prepared for—like a trip to the police station to discuss her life choices with some men in blue.
What’s a friend to do?
Cassidy ends up spending so much time talking to Josh about Elise's wild ways, that Elise thinks the two are an item.
Soo...
Faking a relationship with Josh isn’t such a bad thing. Cassidy could easily get used to that job.
Blue Eyes and Other Teenage Hazards is a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about first love, first kisses, and all the dangers that come with that territory.
No cliffhangers, full-length, and of course a happily ever after. (Because every teen girl deserves a happily ever after. Seriously, if you are or have ever been a teen girl, you deserve a hug and a hot guy!)
