Books with author Alyssa Adamson

Eden should’ve died in that car crash. It would’ve been the human thing to do. Unfortunately, since meeting the mysterious Phil Bronwyn, human things are becoming few and far between. For a seventeen-year-old living in Joy, Georgia, a fascination with the new boy shouldn’t be the only thing that makes Eden feel like she belongs. But with nothing to show for her free time but a gig in her parents’ flower shop, a single friend, and a penchant for panic attacks, she has trouble relating to people her own age.Maybe that’s what drew him to her. Phil is running: from exposure, from his sister’s impending death, and from the pain that molded him into the creature of darkness he has become. He’s thrown up walls that make feelings for Eden as impossible as falling in love with the steak on your plate. At least, that’s what he tells himself. Worlds collide when Phil is unable to stand by and watch the object of his long-dormant affections burn to death in that car, even if saving her means damning her. Even if saving her means leaving her best friend to rot. Even if saving her means unleashing a darkness far greater than that which dwells in the soul of a demon:The one that dwells in ours.

Twenty-two-year-old Charlie Harper has been beaten down by school, by work, and by life. But she’s not going to let a rich pretty boy beat her down any more.Dimitri Albescu is everything Charlie can never be. Rich. Beautiful. Carefree. And his flagrant sense of superiority means she’s never allowed to forget it. But when a misunderstanding makes their worlds collide, Charlie must peel back his arrogant exterior to find the man worthy of her affections, the man who wants to protect her from the dangers of poverty, snooping cops, and himself. Then Dimitri’s involvement with the mafia puts a target on her head and Charlie has to make the decision of a lifetime: join or die.

Twenty-two-year-old Charlie Harper has been beaten down by school, by work, and by life. But she’s not going to let a rich pretty boy beat her down any more. Dimitri Albescu is everything Charlie can never be. Rich. Beautiful. Carefree. And his flagrant sense of superiority means she’s never allowed to forget it. But when a misunderstanding makes their worlds collide, Charlie must peel back his arrogant exterior to find the man worthy of her affections, the man who wants to protect her from the dangers of poverty, snooping cops, and himself. Then Dimitri’s involvement with the mafia puts a target on her head and Charlie has to make the decision of a lifetime: join or die.

Eden should’ve died in that car crash. It would’ve been the human thing to do. Unfortunately, since meeting the mysterious Phil Bronwyn, human things are becoming few and far between. For a seventeen-year-old living in Joy, Georgia, a fascination with the new boy shouldn’t be the only thing that makes Eden feel like she belongs. But with nothing to show for her free time but a gig in her parents’ flower shop, a single friend, and a penchant for panic attacks, she has trouble relating to people her own age.Maybe that’s what drew him to her. Phil is running: from exposure, from his sister’s impending death, and from the pain that molded him into the creature of darkness he has become. He’s thrown up walls that make feelings for Eden as impossible as falling in love with the steak on your plate. At least, that’s what he tells himself. Worlds collide when Phil is unable to stand by and watch the object of his long-dormant affections burn to death in that car, even if saving her means damning her. Even if saving her means leaving her best friend to rot. Even if saving her means unleashing a darkness far greater than that which dwells in the soul of a demon:The one that dwells in ours.

Jess is a little turtle who loves collecting shiny objects in the ocean. His wish is to find his favorite of all shiny things— pearls. One day, he finds a magic oyster that will give him all the shiny pearls he wants, but it will come with a price. Jess Finds Pearls! is a story of friendship, love and adventure. It is filled with fascinating illustrations and is best suited for early leveled readers who can read independently ranging from ages 6 to 10 years old.