t's the 1960s in Jacksonville, Florida (where the sixties are still the fifties). Some of America's last sweet moments of innocence are unfolding out on the coastal highway at the Flamingo, the largest drive-in movie theatre in the world. Its owner, Southern patriarch Hubert Lee, possesses a fervour matching the size of the Great White Wall of the Flamingo's gigantic screen tower, where John Wayne or Audrey Hepburn or invading body-snatchers flicker nightly. Hubert's unforgiving ego meets its match in Turner West, who owns the funeral home next door and wants to build a cemetery on land staked by his gleefully stubborn neighbour. So when Hubert's teenage son Abe develops his first adolescent crush, it makes devilish sense that the object of his affections should be Grace, Turner's only daughter and the apple of his eye. At once funny and heart-breaking, THE FLAMINGO RISING is a novel full of tenderness and insight about the power of love, the need for faith and the persistence of memory.

In Italy, Stephanie and Corey Griffin fall in love with each other, but suddenly Corey wants to break up.

From the New York Times bestselling author of 99 Days and How to Love comes a stunning new contemporary novel—all about boy bands, girl bands, best friends, and first love—perfect for fans of Sarah Dessen and Morgan Matson. It was always meant to be Olivia. She’s the talented one, the one who’s been training to be a star her whole life. Her best friend, Dana, is the levelheaded one, always on the sidelines, cheering Olivia on. But everything changes when Dana tags along with Olivia to Orlando for the weekend, where superproducer Guy Monroe is holding auditions for a new singing group, and Dana is discovered too. Dana, who’s never sung more than Olivia’s backup. Dana, who wasn’t even looking for fame. Next thing she knows, she and Olivia are training to be pop stars, and Dana is falling for Alex, the earnest, endlessly talented boy who’s destined to be the next big thing. It should be a dream come true, but as the days of grueling practice and constant competition take their toll, things between Olivia and Dana start to shift . . . and there’s only room at the top for one girl. For Olivia, it’s her chance at her dream. For Dana, it’s a chance to escape a future that seems to be closing in on her. And for these lifelong best friends, it’s the adventure of a lifetime—if they can make it through. Set in evocative 1990s Orlando, Fireworks brings to life the complexity of friendship, the excitement of first love, and the feeling of being on the verge of greatness.

Rene tries to sabatoge Stephanie's relationship with Luke.

It's War! Stephanie and her friends are ready for an amazing summer -- in Europe! First stop, Paris, where Stephanie falls head-over-heels for a super-cute French guy. But her old rival Rene Salter is determined to snag him for herself. Rene has stolen Stephanie's boyfriends before -- and Stephanie's not going to let it happen again! Will Paris turn out to be the City of Love for Stephanie -- or the City of a Broken Heart?

Stephanie and her friends start a summer camp for kids called Club Stephanie--and it's a sizzling success! But then everything flops--and all because of the Flamingoes! They've started their own summer camp, the Little Flamingoes. And suddenly, all of Club Stephanie's campers want to be Little Flamingoes, too! Is Club Stephanie doomed? Have the Flamingoes won again?

Super Summer Adventure camp is drawing to a close and the three-day triathlon is the ultimate challenge. Pitted against other campers in three tough races, Stephanie really wants to win--and really wants the Flamingoes to lose!