Books with title Off Limits

Carmen and Luke have been at each other's throats their entire lives. For Carmen, it's been incredibly difficult to both hate and crush on the irritating rival. Especially now that he's dating her best friend. When Carmen starts tutoring Luke in German, their attraction begins to blossom. She's thrown into a world of Luke's lies and just when they decide their relationship is more important than anything, her best friend drops a bomb that changes anything. Their relationship is categorically forbidden, but can they fight past the barriers and be together?

A sensual serenade…As a talented musician, Amie Jordan can move the hearts of anyone who hears her perform. Such is the case with Marcus Foster and Louis Carter, billionaire playboys and students at the prestigious music academy. Smitten by her beauty and talent, Amie finds herself in a love triangle full of sexual desires and little white lies. Enter Elizabeth Foster, Matriarch to the Foster fortune and mother to Marcus. Not wanting to see her son marry a commoner, Elizabeth sets in motion a chain of events that test Amie’s courage and resourcefulness. However, what she finds is that with matters of the heart, it is easy to get lost.

Off Limits features a series of short stories including, "Don't Worry About an Alien Invasion," three more Scoff Law and Goddie Two-Shoes episodes, and "The Dangers of Office Parties."“Alien Invasion” is the story of how frustrating it has been for aliens to get our attention and formally recognize their presence. They keep trying things like crop circles, but we just blame that on bored farmers, and that’s just part of their problem.Scoff Law and Goddie Two-Shoes learn a lesson about obeying traffic signs (even if they don’t feel like it). And as school crossing guards, they encounter the wrath of some mean eighth graders. And then, they learn an important lesson from their friend, Genius, concerning combustibles.Finally, “The Dangers of Office Parties” is a warning to all young new-hires about what not to do when meeting the big boss’ trophy wife.

Lindsay looks and acts like the perfect fifteen year-old, but she’s hiding a dirty little secret that no amount of fashionista coverings can make better. Telling her mother her step-father is molesting her is not an option. Trying to kill herself again haunts her more than the scars on her wrists, and pretending to be perfect at school might very well drive her over the edge. Megan knows all about lying. It's been part of her life ever since she realized the only way to escape her poverty-stricken neighborhood was to work hard, keep her mouth shut and wear a mask no one can penetrate. All that changes when Lindsay befriends her.Can two girls who have little in common discover the value of a real friendship or will the secrets they dare not speak destroy them both?

Off Limits: The Duet contains the first two books in the Off Limits YA romantic comedy series. If you like awkward situations, first kisses, and laugh-out loud moments, you’ll love these sweet romances.Off Limits: The Best Friend:She’s the high school klutz. He’s the best friend. But it wasn’t enough.Alexa Parker’s only goal is to get into the best pre-med program in the country. No big deal. Except that nothing in her life ever goes as planned. If an ice cream machine is going to explode, it will be her pulling the handle.If a cactus is going to be sat on, it will be her butt that will be full of needles.The only thing going right is the fact that her lifelong—and only—friend, Charlie, has stuck by her side through it all. Until Alex realizes she likes him more than a friend, and she manages to mess that up too.Off Limits: The Smarty Pants:She’s a free spirit. He’s bound by the rules. A school trip is going to change everything.Gracie Porter was born an artist. But then her mom goes back to work and Gracie suddenly finds herself taking care of her six younger siblings, with no time for herself. When Gracie is offered a spot on a weeklong school trip, she jumps at the chance. She didn’t count on the cute, but nerdy, Markus Brown being there as well.Markus Brown is too smart for his own good. At least, that’s how everyone else sees him. In reality, he’s living the life his father paved for him. When Markus ends up on the same school trip as Gracie, his secret crush, he finally feels like he has permission to be himself, and to go after the girl of his dreams. But he’s been entrenched in his father’s thinking far too long, and there are some old habits that won’t die without a fight.Gracie and Markus have one week to open their hearts, learn to trust each other, and realize that life is better when they don't try to do it alone.

Fifteen-year-old Birmingham has a hot girlfriend who wants to "do it" anytime, anywhere. But to his (and his best friend's) surprise, it just leaves him feeling hollow, and he finds himself longing for something more. Then his school hires a substitute music teacher, and Birm feels an instant connection with her. They both share a deep love for music―and she seems to have feelings for him too. They begin meeting outside of school hours until, one day, Birmingham's girlfriend catches him in a lie. Jealous and angry, she tells anyone who will listen that he is having an affair with the teacher. Birmingham is forced to defend himself in a formal inquiry, while he wonders whether he's the one who has done something wrong.

Fifteen-year-old Birmingham has a hot girlfriend who wants to "do it" anytime, anywhere. But to his (and his best friend's) surprise, it just leaves him feeling hollow, and he finds himself longing for something more. Then his school hires a substitute music teacher, and Birm feels an instant connection with her. They both share a deep love for music—and she seems to have feelings for him too. They begin meeting outside of school hours until, one day, Birmingham's girlfriend catches him in a lie. Jealous and angry, she tells anyone who will listen that he is having an affair with the teacher. Birmingham is forced to defend himself in a formal inquiry, while he wonders whether he's the one who has done something wrong.