secrecy

After Richard Walker dies, his estranged family arrives at his estate for their inheritance, while long-dead former residents bound to the house observe the family and reminisce about their past lives--until the two worlds collide.

Emma is contacted by Hollywood star Romaine Ford to fill cupcake orders for Romaine's movie premiere and wedding, but Emma must keep Romaine's identity secret from the rest of the Cupcake Club to avoid word getting out to the press.

Jack Turner and his friend seek new ways to keep their skateboarding videos fresh and unique when a rival steals their ideas.

Chris Buckley moves to Solitary, North Carolina, and while dealing with his parents' divorce and bullies at school, he meets Jocelyn Evans, a beautiful girl with a lot of secrets.

"Ciaran Bain is a criminal with a special talent: he can read minds. But his skill comes at a price. Lucy Shaw wants justice for her dead sister. Killed for a secret Ciaran's family wants buried, her sister's blood is on his hands. Only together can the unlikely allies uncover that deadly secret. They can run, but where can they hide if they are never safe, even in their own minds?"--Back cover.

Told in separate voices, Lena and Aubrey, each hiding her own secrets, set off in search of the truth about Charlie, including if he is really dead, after meeting at his funeral and learning that he was dating both of them.

Tabitha puts her heart, reputation, and friendships on the line when she spills her deepest secrets to a website that may not be as innocent--or as anonymous--as it seems.

When Leo's flighty sister Paris leaves her at the Heartbreak Hotel Diner in Las Vegas with a cryptic note, Leo sets out in search of Paris with the help of a physics student named Max.

A fifteen-year-old British teenager, who calls herself Zoe, writes letters on the back of her geography homework, sitting in a garden shed at midnight. The one-way missives are going to Stu Harris, a Texas death-row convict. In the letters, Zoe confesses her own guilt--she killed someone too. Her humorous and naive letters gradually reveal her struggle with her dysfunctional family and her turbulent and destructive romance with a classmate and his older brother.

Jaycee and Rachel were best friends until a terrible night when their friendship faltered and Rachel was found dead, but her last text message starts Jaycee on a search that may prove Rachel's death was no random crime.