Because playing with fire
can be deadly . . .
I never
told anyone how I felt about her. Not even Evie—not in so many words. And now,
I’ll never get the chance to.
When a class assignment brings quiet
Chase Mitman and the stunning Evie Cunningham together, a mutual attraction
ignites. There’s only one problem—Evie already has a boyfriend—one who
practically OWNS Whitley Prep, and her.
Knowing their relationship comes at a
price, Chase’s life collides with Evie’s, and after entrusting her with a
tragic secret, the last thing he’d ever expect is to learn she keeps a few of
her own.
An innocent prank turns ugly. An
anonymous note changes everything. And lives at Whitley Prep will never be the
same.
From
YA author Jennifer Murgia (Angel Star,
Lemniscate), comes an emotional story focusing on the social agenda of
students at a preparatory high school and the impact it has on their lives.
BETWEEN THESE LINES offers a haunting reminder that sometimes the person you
think you know the most is the one you know the least—and sometimes, that
person is yourself.
Fans
of Simone Elkeles and Tammara Webber will appreciate Murgia, who understands
that first love is heady and complicated and full of surprises.
Jennifer
Murgia is the author of Young Adult Fantasy novels ANGEL STAR, LEMNISCATE and
the prequel novella THE BLISS (Lands Atlantic Publishing).
She
is the co-founder and coordinator for YAFest—an annual teen book festival in
Easton, PA, and a Next Generation Indie Award Nominee. She currently resides in
Pennsylvania with her husband, two children and a very spoiled cat.
Back Cover Copy:
I never
told anyone how I felt about her. Not even Evie—not in so many words. And now,
I’ll never get the chance to.
When a class assignment brings quiet
Chase Mitman and the stunning Evie Cunningham together, a mutual attraction
ignites. There’s only one problem—Evie already has a boyfriend—one who
practically OWNS Whitley Prep, and her.
Knowing their relationship comes at a
price, Chase’s life collides with Evie’s, and after entrusting her with a
tragic secret, the last thing he’d ever expect is to learn she keeps a few of
her own.
An innocent prank turns ugly. An
anonymous note changes everything. And lives at Whitley Prep will never be the
same.
Tag Line: Because
playing with fire can be deadly . . .
Genre: Young Adult
Paranormal Fiction – Standalone Novel
Endorsements:
“Between These Lines is an astounding story,
told from alternating perspectives, about two people finding not only their
true selves, but each other. Filled with heart-racing tension, this unique
story left me breathless and craving more! It is Cruel Intensions meets Perfect
Chemistry. I will be thinking about these characters for days to come.”
~ Jennifer Anne
Davis (author of The Voice)
“With its perfectly realized
characters and an ending that knocked me to my knees, Between These Lines delivers
a profound message that strength can be found even in brokenness.”
~Darby Karchut (author of Griffin
Rising and Finn Finnegan)
“I was pulled in; just one more
page, one more chapter, to the very end—which I never saw coming. Between
These Lines is a touching, strike-at-your-heart story.”
~ Charlotte Bennardo (author of
the Sirenz series, and the upcoming Blonde Ops)
“YA author Jennifer Murgia (Angel Star, Lemniscate, and The
Bliss) has created another chilling story in Between These Lines. Chase, restrained and reserved for a shocking
reason, and Evie, trapped in a game she never entered have just found each
other when the unthinkable happens. If this is star-crossed love, sign me up!
Fans of Simone Elkeles and Tammara Webber will love Murgia!”
~ Laura Anderson Kurk, author of Glass Girl
Now Available in PAPERBACK!
Jennifer
Murgia is the author of Young Adult Fantasy novels ANGEL STAR, LEMNISCATE and
the prequel novella THE BLISS (Lands Atlantic Publishing).
She
is the co-founder and coordinator for YAFest—an annual teen book festival in
Easton, PA, and a Next Generation Indie Award Nominee. She currently resides in
Pennsylvania with her husband, two children and a very spoiled cat.
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