ONE TWO THREE – YA contemporary (status: querying)
grace in winter 2
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Falling in love scares the crap out of seventeen-year-old former ballerina Natalya Pushkaya—even more so when she meets sexy soccer player Antonio Quinceño. After losing her Papa to suicide, her Mama to vodka and her ballet dream to an injury, she doesn´t even want to think about getting close to someone.
But her deadly glares don´t work on broad-shouldered and charming Antonio. As if seeing him at school wasn´t enough, they also end up working in the same Tex-Mex restaurant. Even though he infuriates her at every turn by challenging her to grieve, he´s also there to help her pick up the pieces of her drunk Mama. And she can´t ignore the mutant butterflies learning how to do pas chassé in her stomach whenever he gets close to her.
Once Natalya discovers the possible reason behind her Papa´s suicide, she must turn to Antonio for support, instead of drinking her problems away. If she can’t, she might not only lose him, she might destroy herself…
GUILTY – YA contemporary (status: drafting)
When Pulitzer prize wannabee Malik decides to write a story about seventeen-year-old beauty queen Erin Harris for the school newspaper, Erin freaks. After all, she´s never heard of the daughter of a serial killer winning Miss Teen America. No-one can know about her family´s past if she wants to win Miss Tennessee and the scholarship money. But dating Malik could keep him under control—that is unless Erin doesn´t end up falling for him.
PLAYING WITH FIRE – YA horror (status: rewriting)
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Sixteen-year-old Megan has crushed on her best friend - Aleksi – since they were seven and they got into trouble for rescuing stray animals. Oh and he was her first kiss. Ever. That’s why she’s beyond thrilled when their summer fling aka casual-hooking-up-whenever-they-could develops into something “real” as school starts. However, the butterflies turn into killer bees as they find out that a curse set on their families in the sixteenth century may be the real reason they can’t keep their hands off each other.
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