JUVENILES Y JOVEN ADULTO

¿Cuál es la gran mentira de mi vida? ¡Que lo odio con todas mis fuerzas! Si algo tiene claro Taylor es que odia a Ron Carter, el carismático y popular dios de la facultad de Pittsburgh. Y lo odia porque es todo lo opuesto a ella. Él no sabe ni que ella existe hasta que sus mundos colisionan de la manera más ridícula posible y, desde entonces, los dos se convierten en el centro de atención de las redes sociales. Todo el mundo pretende emparejarlos, aunque Ron nunca se fijaría en una chica como ella..., ¿o sí? Raysu, un enigmático repetidor que va de duro, aparece de repente para ayudar a Taylor en un apuro. Es un lobo solitario y no tiene amigos, pero sí muchas cosas en común con ella, aunque todavía no lo sepan. Sin embargo, su actitud de «chico malo» la saca de quicio y, además, está clarísimo que él la odia..., ¿o no? Dos chicos. Una elección. ¿Quién dará el paso que separa el odio del amor?

Los muertos yacen inquietos en Edén. Eliot tiene un secreto que reposa enterrado en Edén, el pueblo maldito. Allí deberá dirigir una excavación arqueológica de la que depende su futuro en el Museo Nacional de Historia. Pero Eliot acabará exhumando un mal mucho mayor que cualquier leyenda, que arrojará nuevas sombras sobre los pecados del ayer. Lira tiene un pasado del que está decidida a huir. Para ello, se sumerge en la investigación de la leyenda de la tumba de la duquesa Morrigan que podría otorgarle la plaza que tanto anhela en los círculos académicos. Pero, deberá reencontrarse con Eliot, el chico al que abandonó, y ser muy rápida para mantenerse por delante de los demonios que la persiguen. Emma tiene un don. O quizá se trate de una condena. Su ojo velado le permite ver a los espíritus, y la convierte en una sombra para los vivos y en una luz para los muertos. Sin embargo, cuando llegue a Edén, descubrirá que su luz tal vez sea demasiado brillante para aquellos que medran en la penumbra.

Marianne Dashwood wears her heart on her sleeve, and when she falls in love with the dashing but unsuitable John Willoughby, she ignores her sister Elinor's warning that her impulsive behavior leaves her open to gossip and innuendo. Meanwhile Elinor, always sensitive to social convention, is struggling to conceal her own romantic disappointment, even from those closest to her. Through their parallel experience of love-- and its threatened loss--the sisters learn that sense must mix with sensibility if they are to find personal happiness in a society where status and money govern the rules of love.

Liya and Kai had been best friends since they were little kids, but all that changed when a humiliating incident sparked The Biggest Misunderstanding of All Time—and they haven’t spoken since. Then Liya discovers her family's wishing lantern store is struggling, and she decides to resume a tradition she had with her beloved late grandmother: secretly fulfilling the wishes people write on the lanterns they send into the sky. It may boost sales and save the store, but she can't do it alone . . . and Kai is the only one who cares enough to help. While working on their covert missions, Liya and Kai rekindle their friendship—and maybe more. But when their feuding families and changing futures threaten to tear them apart again, can they find a way to make their own wishes come true?

Once, she had Alex, her loyal best friend, the one who always had her back. She had Sydney, who pushed her during every cross-country run, and who sometimes seemed to know July better than she knew herself. And she had Sam. Sam, who told her she was everything and left her breathless with his touch. Now, July is alone. Every single person in her small town of Lithia has disappeared. No family. No Alex or Sydney. No Sam. July’s only chance at unraveling the mystery of their disappearance is a series of objects, each a reminder of the people she loved most. And a mysterious message: GET TH3M BACK.

Though her sisters are keen on finding men to marry, Elizabeth Bennet would rather wait for someone she loves - certainly not someone like Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, whom she finds to be smug and judgmental, in contrast to the charming George Wickham. But soon Elizabeth learns that her first impressions may not have been correct, and the quiet, genteel Mr. Darcy might be her true love after all.