Some boys should come with a warning label.

Meet Avery: six-foot-tall college-bound brainiac (just don't call her that to her face), and daughter of a cop—which is not helping her dating life. Currently playing third wheel to Kendall, her best friend, and Kendall's boyfriend.

Meet Fletcher: six-foot-three motorcycle-riding bad boy, who is one class shy of a diploma. He can ruin a girl's reputation just by saying hi, but one flash of his grin and they usually don't mind.

Coming from such different circles, it's no surprise that Avery and Fletcher don't cross paths until the end of senior year. But once they do, neither of them can ignore the tug they feel.

On paper, they make no sense, but sometimes you have to throw out the rule book and let your heart lead the way . . . even if it's flirting with disaster.

**
“This novel would appeal to female readers who enjoy romance as well as high school drama, which makes it a positive addition to teachers’ and librarians’ shelves.” --Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)

“...the perfect formula for a lazy afternoon.” --Booklist

Sometimes the guy you're with can become the guy you want.

Kendall and Jeremy are perfect together. She fits just right in the crook of his shoulder; he knows just when to tease her and when to just listen. She comes up with fun outings, and he never minds when her best friend tags along. They never argue. They never fight. Nothing could be better, right?

When Kendall's best friend, Avery, finds love with their school's bad boy, Kendall starts to wonder: Is there such a thing as too perfect? Maybe Jeremy is too boring, too good. Maybe he could use a little more edge. Maybe it's time for a boyfriend makeover.

But as Kendall nudges Jeremy into being the guy she thinks she wants, Jeremy questions if she's still the same girl he loves. One thing is certain, though: Even the perfect couple needs some work.

Previously released stories now available in one volume.

In Labor of Love, Dawn joins a volunteer trip to New Orleans, hoping to forget about boys (her cheating ex Drew, in particular) for the summer. But when a fortune teller predicts she'll meet the man of her dreams on this trip, Dawn has to decide if she believes in the destiny of true love, or if she's just headed for another heartbreak.

In Thrill Ride, Megan has landed the perfect summer job at an amusement park far away from home. The only problem is she'll also be far away from her boyfriend. But surely true love can survive three months apart. And Megan can resist her incredibly hot coworker . . . right?

After Daybreak

The thrilling conclusion to the Darkness Before Dawn trilogy, co-written with my son, under the name J. A. London.

Visit our Dystopian World in which vampires rule and one girl fights to save us all.

For more on the series, visit us at JALondon.com