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The final installment of the Shady Woods series...Grace and Riah head to Madison for their freshman year of college in the shadow of Grace's missing cousin, possibly dead uncle, and a hometown that's being overrun with wilds who don't care so much for the traditions set or the laws in place.Though they're nervous about zipping up their abnormal tendencies in order to blend in with the masses, they make new friends with Riah's roommate, the girl across the hall, and a lone wolf who grew up normal.As things heat up to a boiling point back home, Grace comes to realize their identities aren't as well kept under wraps as they'd hoped, not to mention their new friends have some concerning secrets of their own.When the truth is forced to the surface, Grace and Riah must chance being hunted in order to gather enough support to fight for the haven that Shady Woods was always meant to be.

A fun, easy read for reluctant readers, families, and lovers of the paranormalJust as Grace accepts Shady Woods as home, the tide in town begins to turn. Maybe pacifism is more of a compromise than the werewolves and vampires are okay with any longer. Maybe the dendrites and sirens should make some more concessions, so the others can live how they were meant to live. After all, that is the whole point of Shady.As the debate heats up about whether everyone should lock themselves up once a month so the wolves can hunt in town, Grace becomes more aware of how dangerous it all is. Her anxiety over Riah not coming home in one piece doesn't go over well with Christian, and the hunting in town doesn't go over well with her parents.When the little wooden box Ethan found holds more than they bargained for, and Grace's parents start talking about moving back normal, she has to decide if she's strong enough to deal with the realities of her new life. And if so, she must also be willing to fight for it.

Gwen is the oldest of four children in the Aaldenberg family, and the one who seems to have it all. She's also most desperate to escape. Betta, having nursed their dying grandpa for the past three years, is anxious for Gwen to go, so she can finally have reins to the family business. And Esmerelda, viciously determined to follow in Gwen's footsteps, vies for popularity as a freshman in high school, only to learn she must sell her soul, reputation, and most prized possession for acceptance.As their father struggles with retirement and their mother with depression, Gwen discovers the debt her grandfather's passing left them in-and during a time of year when their coastal town, dependent on tourists, can barely sustain itself. Gwen and their father agree Betta can't take over the store under such stressful circumstances, not when she's been carrying the load for so long, and to protect Betta, they play it off that she needs some time to rest.When Gwen's fiancé moves to town, Gwen does her best to resign herself to a local life, while Betta struggles for meaning without the store. In order to carve out a place for herself, Betta must decide to what lengths she'll go in order to become her own person, and Gwen must decide what's more important: her sister or her future.Can this family pull through their disappointment, jealousy, and regret? Or will they cling so tightly to their desires that it ruins them?

Faryn Miller wants to build a new life in a small town. It's her last chance to figure out, of all the roles she's played in her thirty-some years, which one truly fits. Her aim at simplicity sounds like the perfect medicine until she meets Kai Allen, who's spent his life doing everything the hard way and never bending for anyone. Lucky for Kai, Faryn has no preconceived notions about what he's done and who he is, unlike the rest of town. When cryptic messages start sneaking their way into Faryn's apartment, then blatant threats, the two of them compile a long list of who could be stalking her. Unable to keep his frustration and rage hidden any longer, Kai explodes on everyone in his path, and Faryn can't help but wonder if the storm is closer than she thinks.

One week on an Alaskan cruise, three teens, and an endless trail of lies.Enter a series of thefts on board and they all fall under scrutiny. Though Navy acts a proper preacher's daughter, she did end up with someone else's purse in her hands, and Jesse knows way more than he should about what's gone missing. Isaiah, however, is the one with motive-enough money and he could get back to his ranch. Each holds a piece of the truth, but exposing the thief could damn them all. They must navigate through the lies they've told, choose between standing together or saving themselves, and decide if innocence is worth facing their ugliest secrets.For readers of Kasie West and Jenny Han.

A fun, easy read for reluctant readers, families, and lovers of the paranormal...Just as Grace accepts Shady Woods as home, the tide in town begins to turn. Maybe pacifism is more of a compromise than the werewolves and vampires are okay with any longer. Maybe the dendrites and sirens should make some more concessions, so the others can live how they were meant to live. After all, that is the whole point of Shady.As the debate heats up about whether everyone should lock themselves up once a month so the wolves can hunt in town, Grace becomes more aware of how dangerous it all is. Her anxiety over Riah not coming home in one piece doesn''t go over well with Christian, and the hunting in town doesn''t go over well with her parents.When the little wooden box Ethan found holds more than they bargained for, and Grace''s parents start talking about moving back normal, she has to decide if she''s strong enough to deal with the realities of her new life. And if so, she must also be willing to fight for it.

"Triplicity should not be limited to young adult audiences. The depth of characterization, flavors of romance, adult confidences, and alternating viewpoints keep this story lively and involving for all ages." -- D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review"The authentic characters, snappy writing style, and compelling plots make it an ideal selection for any high schooler." -- Manhattan Book Review, 5 stars"This story was extremely well-developed as far as the characters and plot... The book read very smoothly and was easy to understand. A great balance of mystery and intrigue with a truly fabulous cast of characters." -- San Francisco Book Review, 5 starsOne week on an Alaskan cruise, three teens, and an endless trail of lies...Enter a series of thefts on board and they all fall under scrutiny. Though Navy acts a proper preacher's daughter, she did end up with someone else's purse in her hands, and Jesse knows way more than he should about what's gone missing. Isaiah, however, is the one with motive-enough money and he could get back to his ranch. Each holds a piece of the truth, but exposing the thief could damn them all. They must navigate through the lies they've told, choose between standing together or saving themselves, and decide if innocence is worth facing their ugliest secrets.

What if you woke up one morning looking as perfect as you''d always hoped you''d be? What if you then went after all the things you were too afraid to chase after before? And what if that made everything go wrong, instead of right?Drawn to Hawk and intrigued by his colorful best friend Ivy, Eden thinks maybe she could choose something more than the safe, vanilla life she''s always had. Juggling the old and new is more difficult than she imagines though, and one night changes everything. Now she''s grounded, kicked off the volleyball team, and fighting with her best friends. Fine, she thinks, if her old life doesn''t want her, she''ll burrow herself in the new. Except Ivy outs a secret Eden thought was for her and Hawk alone. Retribution comes fast, and Ivy accuses Eden of being the tattletale.If Eden can''t embrace her true self and clear her name, she''ll burn everyone she cares about and lose herself in the process.