Teresa Mummert Bücher

Every student at Shame U has their secrets, and Henley Brooks is no exception. Struggling to pay for college and maintain her perfect reputation has become overwhelming. When her friend Gigi Oxford offers her a night of carefree fun, she can't pass up the opportunity to unwind. After a night of drinking turns to chaos, Henley finds herself alone with Lucas Young, a student from London who has come to America to unravel a few secrets of his own, as well as break a few hearts. Covered in tattoos and drowning in liquor, Lucas was everything Henley should avoid but couldn't resist. She soon begins to fall for him like the many women before her. But after stumbling across something he didn't want her to see, she learns that Lucas may not be who she thinks he is. Henley and Gigi devise a plan to teach Lucas a lesson, but it isn't long before Henley learns that no one at Shamus Thornton College can be trusted. When everything begins to feel like it is falling apart, there is only one person Henley wants to pick up the pieces, even if he is the person who caused her to crumble.

My life was a mess. Briarwick Academy offered me a chance to start over and finally move on from my past. But in order to get closure, I'd need to face the skeletons in my closet, and maybe even a few monsters. I'd have to learn several hard lessons along the way, but if I followed the rules, I just might live to tell about it. The most important one would be the toughest - never give your heart to a vampire. C.P. Fleur is the pen name of New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Teresa Mummert, for her new Young Adult novel How to Date a Dead Guy.

The protagonist embarks on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, grappling with the expectations tied to her name, Grace Ransom. As she navigates personal challenges and societal pressures, she strives to embody the grace and resilience her name implies. This story explores themes of identity, personal growth, and the struggle to find one's place in the world, ultimately revealing the strength that lies within embracing one's true self.

The protagonist grapples with the disparity between her name, Grace Savage, and her own feelings of inadequacy. As she navigates the challenges of adolescence, she struggles with self-acceptance and the pressure to conform. The story delves into themes of identity, personal growth, and the quest for authenticity, revealing the complexities of finding one's true self amidst societal expectations. Through her journey, she learns that grace can come from embracing imperfections and forging her own path.

The narrative explores the complexities of morality through the eyes of a flawed protagonist who grapples with their past actions and the impact on their relationships. As they confront their shortcomings, themes of redemption, self-discovery, and the quest for forgiveness emerge. The journey is both introspective and revealing, highlighting the struggle between one's darker impulses and the desire for change. This compelling character study invites readers to reflect on their own definitions of goodness and the possibility of transformation.

Mason Locke, known as "The Beast from the East," has transformed his painful past of abuse into a successful MMA career, defying naysayers along the way. However, a single misstep alters his path, leading him to seek refuge from the public eye. The story explores themes of resilience and the consequences of fame, as Mason navigates the challenges of his new reality while grappling with his identity as a fighter.

Drake Gibson navigates the complexities of fame while grappling with the shadows of his troubled history. As a rising movie star, he must confront the demons that threaten to unravel his career and personal life. The narrative explores themes of redemption, the impact of past choices, and the struggle for identity in the glare of public scrutiny.

Alice Travers, the protagonist, embarks on a journey of self-discovery amidst a backdrop of mystery and intrigue. As she navigates her complex relationships and confronts her past, Alice uncovers hidden truths that challenge her understanding of identity and belonging. The narrative delves into themes of resilience and personal growth, highlighting her transformation as she faces both external conflicts and internal struggles. Through her experiences, readers are invited to explore the depths of human emotion and the quest for meaning in life.

From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Teresa Mummert comes a cautionary coming of age tale. Lila Jane is spending her summer vacation preparing for high school. She does everything asked of her, but her parents rarely give her credit for her efforts. She decides to sneak out with a friend to attend a local party and shed her little girl image, to become a woman once and for all. What starts out as a fun escape soon escalates into a life on the run with a boy she barely knows.**PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED AS THE DEATH OF LILA JANE**

There's a place just south of town that people hide their secrets. The police call it the killing field. Seven bodies have been unearthed there in the past thirteen years. Four of those were in the last few months alone. If you ask me, this whole town is a killing field, riddled with corrupted innocence and decaying youth.Nothing ever changed here. Maybe that's why I was drawn to the new boy who moved in across the street. Momma called him a heathen. He looked like freedom to me. I didn't care what it was that he was running from, as long as he took me along for the ride. But the distance couldn't help me escape my past, and some secrets were best to stay buried. Something in the Water has a mature storyline. Some readers may find the content triggering. Not intended for readers under the age of eighteen. Portions of this story appeared in my young adult novel The Death of Lila Jane.