Bliss, Bryan

Ever since her dad died three years ago, Julie has been surviving more than thriving. And surviving is sneaking into her parents' closet when her mom is out, since it's the only place that still sometimes smells like her dad. It's roaming around the Mall of America. It's pulling out the box of her dad's VHS tapes, recordings of his favorite vintage professional wrestling matches. And it's hearing the voice of the Masked Man in her head, running a commentary of her life. It's embarrassing, really. Sure, he was her dad's favorite wrestler, but that doesn't mean she wants him in her head. As Julie finally starts to come out of the haze of grief, maybe she'll finally figure out why that voice is there, and how to let it go.

"Three high school students attempt to repair their lives after a school shooting"--Provided by publisher.

"Three high school students attempt to repair their lives after a school shooting"--Provided by publisher.

"Toby and Luke are best friends, bound by a goal of leaving their hometown for Luke's wrestling scholarship, but a series of events during their senior year will test their resolve"--Provided by publisher.

"Toby and Luke are best friends, bound by a goal of leaving their hometown for Luke's wrestling scholarship, but a series of events during their senior year will test their resolve"--.

"In a single night-graduation night-Thomas has to decide: do what everyone has always expected of him, or forge an entirely new path?"--Publisher.

Abigail's parents, believing the end of the world is near, sell their house, give their money to an end-of-times preacher, and drive from North Carolina to San Francisco where they remain homeless and destitute, as Abigail fights to keep her parents, her twin brother, and herself united against all odds.