Echols, Jennifer

Collects "The Boys Next Door, " in which Lori, who enjoys spending each summer by the lake and hanging with her friends, Adam and Sean Vader, realizes that things have become complicated when Sean looks at her as more than just a friend; and "Endless Summer, " in which Lori spends time with Adam to make Sean jealous, resulting in a complex love triangle.

Lori enjoys spending each summer by the lake and hanging with her friends, Adam and Sean Vader, but this year things become somewhat complicated when Sean begins to look at Lori as more than just a friend.

Tia likes to flirt, but she isn't looking for a serious relationship. Will is the same way--at least, that's what Tia thinks. But Will wants a real girlfriend, so despite their chemistry, he starts dating someone else. Then Tia and Will are elected their yearbook's Biggest Flirts, and things get really complicated.

When yearbook photographer Harper and the star player of the high school football team get voted "the perfect couple that never was" by their senior class, the unlikely pair start falling for one another. But a handful of obstacles, including Harper's boyfriend, stand in the way of their perfect ending.

As vice president of Student Council, Kaye knows the importance of keeping order. Not only in school, but in her personal life. Which is why she and her boyfriend, Aidan, already have their lives mapped out: attend Columbia University together, pursue banking careers, and eventually get married. Everything Kaye has accomplished in high school?student government, cheerleading, stellar grades?has been in preparation for that future.

"Sawyer and Kaye fall in love despite hating each other"--Provided by publisher.

Kaye, vice president of student council, cheerleader, and an A-student, has her future all mapped out. She and her boyfriend, Aidan, will attend Columbia together, pursue banking careers, and eventually get married. Until Sawyer enters Kaye's life. Mascot of the football team, Sawyer is an irreverent bad boy. His love of partying has branded him a slacker. So why is Kaye beginning to find him appealing? Senior superlatives label them as the "perfect couple that never was" and now Kaye is questioning her ideal life while Sawyer decides it's time to show everyone who he really is. Although this is a series the books do not have to be read in order and each story stands alone.

When the senior class votes Brody and Harper as "the most perfect couple that never was," they begin to wonder if they should actually be together.

Tia likes to flirt, but she isn't looking for a serious relationship. Will is the same way--at least that's what Tia thinks. But Will wants a real girlfriend, so despite their chemistry, he starts dating someone else. Then Tia and Will are elected their yearbook's "Biggest Flirts" and things get really complicated.

When yearbook photographer Harper and the star player of the high school football team get voted "the perfect couple that never was" by their senior class, the unlikely pair start falling for one another. But a handful of obstacles, including Harper's boyfriend, stand in the way of their perfect ending. Although this is a series, the books do not have to be read in order and each story stands alone.