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Something borrowed, something red, something stolen, and something dead…

Virginia (Ginny) Walters is deeply in love with her boyfriend, Malcolm. Unfortunately for her, so is her best friend, Alden. By the time Ginny realizes this, the pair have already fallen for each other. Quelle betrayal! So much for a summer of fun with her main two.

Despite her heartache, Ginny finds ways to cope, immersing herself in her part-time job at the local bakery, and indulging an unexpected summer fling with hot-boy-next-door Seth. She even tries to resuscitate her friendship with Alden, something easier said than done. Malcolm had been Ginny’s world, and Alden stole him right out from under her nose. But the tension between former BFFs only intensifies when Malcolm suddenly goes missing, and Alden’s behavior suggests she might’ve had something to do with it.  

Even as her relationship with Seth deepens into something real, Ginny becomes consumed with finding out what really happened to Malcolm, spying on Alden only to discover she’s nowhere near the girl Ginny thought she was. And what’s worse, Alden now seems to have her sights set on Seth, provoking Ginny to do whatever it takes to confirm her increasingly disturbing suspicions—even if it means stopping her former best friend for good.

Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart, This Hideous Heart explores what happens when paranoid jealousy spirals into dangerous obsession. 

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There’s no one more tempting than the person you’re not supposed to touch…

When Harper Donnelly’s best friend, Chloe, moves out-of-state halfway through their senior year, she figures things can’t get much worse. But then Nan, her grandmother and sole guardian, falls ill, throwing Harper’s life into chaos. Hoping to lighten Nan’s burden, Harper dives headfirst into helping with the family business, shuttling tourists from the airport. The job itself is easy enough, except it brings her into regular contact with Chloe’s ex-boyfriend, Luke, who's been kinda broody since Chloe left—and kinda gorgeous since forever.

Harper has never been particularly fond of Luke, but with Chloe gone, she starts noticing a different side to him, one that makes her pulse race, and soon their stumbled-upon friendship evolves into something far more intense. Keeping their relationship a secret isn’t so hard—it’s even kind of exciting—until Chloe unexpectedly returns for the summer, leaving Harper torn between the guy she’s definitely falling for, and the best friend she swore she’d never betray.

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