The Palm Reader's Secret
Maya's supposed to be studying for finals, but instead she's spying on her ex-best friend through the cafeteria window. Jordan's sitting with the popular crowd now, laughing like s...
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Maya's supposed to be studying for finals, but instead she's spying on her ex-best friend through the cafeteria window. Jordan's sitting with the popular crowd now, laughing like s...
Maya's hair refused to cooperate. She'd spent forty-five minutes trying to tame the frizz before Jordan's party, and now she looked like she'd stuck her finger in an electrical soc...
The padel court at the rec center was where the popular kids gathered every Friday, and I was definitely not one of them. Freshman year, five months in, and I was still invisible—u...
Maya's iphone glowed at 2 AM, illuminating her tear-stained face. Another Instagram story from Lily—perfect, untouchable Lily, who sat at the apex of the freshman social pyramid li...
Maya stood against the wall at Alex's party, clutching her plastic cup like it was a lifeline. Around her, people danced and laughed and existed with an ease she couldn't fake. She...
I'd been running in circles for three months—literally, on the school track, and figuratively, trying to figure out who I actually was beneath the carefully curated chaos of my Ins...
The kitchen timer blared at 2:17 AM, which honestly felt like my life's new soundtrack ever since Jordan moved in next door. They'd been at my house since sunset, and now we were b...
Maya pulled her beanie down to her eyebrows, the way she always did when her anxiety kicked up. It was Friday night at Jordan's house, and somehow she'd scored an invite to the par...
The padel court at the country club shimmered with that specific kind of wealthy heat—sunlight bouncing off perfectly maintained turf, palm trees swaying like they'd been coached o...
Maya's palms were sweating, literally dripping, as she stood outside Tyler's house. The bass from inside thumped against her chest like a second heartbeat. Her first real high scho...
Leo's first mistake was agreeing to help at his grandmother's farm the summer before freshman year. His second mistake was thinking he could pull off talking to Maya—the girl who'd...
Maya's first day at Ridgefield High could have gone better. Actually, it couldn't have gone worse. Strike one: The vintage cowboy hat she'd bought at a thrift store, thinking it w...