Invincible

I, Callie McCoy, am not in love with my brother's best friend. I swear. Mortal enemies can't fall in love. They don't smile at each other or go off on secret skydiving adventures. Definitely not. I'm better off on my own with a surfboard underneath my feet and a wave helping me fly. But that's the thing about birds. Even they have flocks. Before I realize what's happening, I have one of the most popular girls in school claiming she wants to be my friend… and Jamie… well, he's getting a lot less annoying. My brother can't find out Jamie is replacing bickering with sweet kisses. But, who am I kidding? Jamie has never been serious about anything. It'll be over before either of us can blink. I, Jamie Daniels, have been in love with my best friend's sister for more years than I'll admit. And she hates me. Mostly. She's never needed me, not the way I need her, but it's time for that to change. It's time for her to see I'm not the annoying kid who teased her anymore. When I kiss her, she lets me. But when I want more, she only laughs. I'll do anything to be with her, even if it means keeping our relationship a secret. Even if it means holding her together when our entire world falls apart. Because that's the thing about high school. Eventually, the illusion of protection shatters and all we have left is each other. We Thought We Were Invincible is a full-length novel with a sweet hero and an emotional story. It is book one in the Invincible duet.

In this raw, gut-wrenching, and beautifully written sequel to Invincible, Marcus continues Evie's story of their intense romance, a stunning conclusion to this contemporary duology perfect for fans of Gayle Forman and Sara Zarr. Marcus knows pain. The kind that swallows you like a black hole. His brother-committed suicide, his mother left him, and his dad ignores him inside their cavernous house. Relief seems to come only from drugs, alcohol, and secret acts of self-destruction. Until he met Evie. Together, they lived in the moment. They fell in love-hard-creating their own beautiful world. But they each had their own secrets, their own pain. Unforgivable takes off where Invincible ended-with Evie drowning in San Francisco Bay. Marcus finds her just in time, but her survival is not the happy ending he was hoping for. Forbidden from seeing Evie by her parents and unable to reach her, Marcus learns of a pain that might break him completely. The pain of losing Evie becomes tangled with the loss of his mother and brother, and he must face the ghosts he has been trying so desperately to outrun, or risk losing Evie forever.

Enjoy this young adult romance from bestselling author Michelle MacQueen. He's the man who disappeared and she's the woman returning home. Ten years ago, Callie and Jamie both turned their back on Gulf City and each other. Since then, they've both lived different lives surrounded by people who know nothing of the teenagers they were.Jamie hasn't talked to anyone from his past for years, but when an injury forces him out of the military, he returns home for a funeral he doesn't want to attend.After a bad divorce, Callie moves home from L.A. with three kids in tow, never expecting to run into the man she's never truly moved on from.They're different people now, but the memories of the past haunt them every day. As they help each other heal and get to know one another again, secrets come to light.Will resentment shape their future or can they find their way to each other once again? We Thought We Knew It All is book two in the Invincible duology. This is a clean contemporary romance and should be read after book two. Download it now to see why readers are swooning.