Jennifer is a sheltered, lonely misfit who's dying of a stealthy disease. When she meets Meg and her loving family, Jennifer finally feels accepted. As Meg and Jennifer grow closer, Meg finds that Jennifer isn't who she thought she was... and it's going to get worse. When this fast friendship starts to turn deadly, will Meg be able to save her family and herself? Approximately ~390 pages.

After decades of substance abuse and a stint as a criminal, Olivia Valdez finally has her life together. She has a job she likes, two wonderful kids, and her sobriety. But, it isn't all perfect: she's a divorced single mom, estranged from her family, and she can't seem to quit smoking. Plus, there's the pesky matter of her second-to-last ex, who she can't seem to stop hooking up with, and her beloved childhood friend, who has had quite the glow-up in the last twenty years--On the o...

Olly Hansen is short, fat, poor, and left-handed. Her home life is rough, she has only one real friend, and she just started sixth grade in fall 2002. When she and best friend Diego are recruited for their school's first Gifted and Talented program -- also called TAG -- neither of them know what to expect. As they get to know their similarly gifted classmates, the lifelong friends find that not all in TAG is what it seems. Subjected to countless achievement exams, puzzles, and deeply unset...