Books with author William W Lace

Teen Romance is coming of age romantic suspense, mystery novel with adventure. A chill in the salty ocean breeze carries ghosts of buried memories. There's a secret hiding in vacation hotspot. Behind prying eyes, behind the lust, love and thirst for freedom that haunts this quaint surfing beach town. Where no one can find it, until now...Jacob, Margaret River High School's heartthrob, has a secret that will shatter his world if found out - and Chuck knows it all too well. He can’t risk anyone discovering his valentine.Raff, outcast and loner, is desperate for a second chance to make new friends. Does he have what it takes to steal his dream girl's heart? Or will his attempts crush his only chance to fit in? Desperate for love he becomes a detective with the quest of unlocking Lexi’s heart. Will his romantic dreams realised or will he discover more than he bargained for?Duke, resident bad boy surfer, is caught in a love triangle between Nicole, and rich girl Summer, the mysterious international beauty who sets his heart on fire. Someone’s bound to get burnt.These boys are no angels. After witnessing the unexpected, a magic friendship is formed. With inspirational gusto and humor they unite to save themselves… All whilst navigating the world of Teen Romance.

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