Beau's getting loads of attention lately-whether he wants it or not-even if it's his worst nightmare. When a reclusive teen with the enhanced ability to read others' emotions finds more teens with similar powers, he must confront his fears before a budding romance and his twin brother's life fall into the hands of the devious doctor who created them all. What is it about a girl and danger that makes a seventeen-year-old guy leap forward when he'd rather jump back?

How do you get the girl you like to trust you more? Only Bryce would decide that pretending to kiss another girl was a good idea. You'd think a guy who could read thoughts would understand women better. With the threat of the demented doctor who kidnapped him still looming, Bryce suffers the consequences of an ill-timed kiss from his current crush, Amye. In an attempt to gain Amye's trust and learn to control his habit of touching, he fakes a relationship with another girl, Emily. But how long can he fake a relationship with Emily before Amye discovers his secret? Or before their fake...

Creepy castles, exotic sights, and flirty foreign men-it's no wonder ALINA, a starry-eyed American Mormon girl, is in love for the third time in three weeks. When a guided tour of Eastern Europe repeatedly tests her moral strength, she must decide whether her love is real or only imagined. Alina knows that she sees the world through fairy tale-colored glasses-after all, she writes sappy romances and collects old fairy tales. But why stifle her overactive imagination when there's romance all around her? ONCE UPON A TOUR follows Alina as she meets DANIEL, a cute Swiss frequent-flyer, and then...

A touch can be sensitive . . . or lethal, especially if it's uncontrolled. After JONAS, a sensory enhanced young man with anger issues, accidentally harms his sister, she is threatened again by their psycho-father, the demented doctor who was responsible for the death of their mothers. Of course, Jonas blames himself. If only Jonas had kept his promise to his sister, maybe he could have kept his sister safe. Maybe he wouldn't have been forced to run an errand for Dr. Kavan to Mexico. Maybe he wouldn't have ended up being stalked by two thugs in a case of mistaken identity. But then he...

D. Ogden Huff is a sun addict who moved to Arizona at the age of two. She's lived there ever since, except for a two-year stint in Utah where she discovered that she gets cold just looking at pictures of snow. Thankfully, she lives in sunny Phoenix with the man of her dreams and a house full of kids, ranging in ages from junior high to young adult. They are the funniest people she knows, and choking at the dinner table is a daily hazard of their contagious laughter.