All three novels included! Fate smiles upon the wicked... Prison. That's where my dad is, and the word tastes sour and wrong on my tongue. Prison. He doesn't deserve to be there. I know that. The set-up was done by someone wicked, someone who wants him out of the game. After all, there's a lot of truth to the saying, "Out of sight, out of mind." My aunt takes pity on me and takes me in, which means I get to spend all of my days at Fate High School. The school is its own sort of prison, but it doesn't matter. I'm just biding my time until I can actually prove that my dad is innocent: that he doesn't deserve what happened to him. In the meantime, I'm stuck navigating a new school, new groups, and new cliques. Oh, and the Legends. The three bad-boy bullies of the school have their own little group, one I want no part of. Too bad they can't seem to take their eyes off of me. This omnibus edition includes all three Fate High School romances. Each story is a complete why-choose standalone featuring a snarky, sassy heroine and the bad boys who won't let her go.

Fate smiles upon the wicked. Prison. That's where my dad is, and the word tastes sour and wrong on my tongue. Prison. He doesn't deserve to be there. I know that. The set-up was done by someone wicked, someone who wants him out of the game. After all, there's a lot of truth to the saying, "Out of sight, out of mind." My aunt takes pity on me and takes me in, which means I get to spend all of my days at Fate High School. The school is its own sort of prison, but it doesn't matter. I'm just biding my time until I can actually prove that my dad is innocent: that he doesn't deserve what happened to him. In the meantime, I'm stuck navigating a new school, new groups, and new cliques. Oh, and the Legends. The three bad-boy bullies of the school have their own little group, one I want no part of. Too bad they can't seem to take their eyes off of me. This is a bully reverse harem high school story with steamy scenes, bad boys, and bullying. Expect swearing, expect bad choices, and expect our heroine to refuse to choose between her three bad boys.

Fate smiles upon the wicked. Isla: My entire life has been one complication after another, and then three new kids roll into school acting like they own the place. They don't. They don't know anything about Fate High, or Fate, or me. They definitely don't know what I'm really like. They don't know the deep, dark secrets that keep me up at night, but something tells me that they want to. And they aren't going to stop until they get what they want. This is a reverse harem high school story with steamy scenes. Expect swearing, expect bad choices, and expect our heroine to refuse to choose between her three bad boys. This is the second book in the FATE HIGH SCHOOL series and should be read in order. Read less

Fate smiles upon the wicked. Prison. That's where my dad is, and the word tastes sour and wrong on my tongue. Prison. He doesn't deserve to be there. I know that. The set-up was done by someone wicked, someone who wants him out of the game. After all, there's a lot of truth to the saying, "Out of sight, out of mind." My aunt takes pity on me and takes me in, which means I get to spend all of my days at Fate High School. The school is its own sort of prison, but it doesn't matter. I'm just biding my time until I can actually prove that my dad is innocent: that he doesn't deserve what happened to him. In the meantime, I'm stuck navigating a new school, new groups, and new cliques. Oh, and the Legends. The three bad-boy bullies of the school have their own little group, one I want no part of. Too bad they can't seem to take their eyes off of me. This is a bully reverse harem high school story with steamy scenes, bad boys, and bullying. Expect swearing, expect bad choices, and expect our heroine to refuse to choose between her three bad boys.

The second report from "A Study of High Schools," based on interviews with teachers, students and parents.

We were mates, but then he left. Now I know that I'm better off without him. Or am I? It's been six years, eleven months, and four days since Dante left Boulder. I know this not because I've been hoping he'll return, but because I've been counting how many days I've been fine without him. I am, too. I have my clan. I have my company. And I have my son. Our son. Dante never needs to know about Wilder. If he finds out that he's got a son, I just know he's going to come back to town, but I've moved on. We've all moved on. But all of that is about to change... Dante comes barreling back to Boulder acting like everything is the same, but I'm different now. I don't need a husband. I don't need a mate. I don't need anything he could possibly have to offer, but my bear is begging to disagree. And I don't know if my heart can handle it.

Hammack has gathered a distinguished group to assess current reform efforts in their sociological and historical context, taking into account the vision of James B. Conanat, the major proponent of the comprehensive high schools. Contributors are: Mary Erina Driscoll, Joseph P. McDonald, Jeannie Oakes, John L. Rury, Roger Shouse, Amy Suart Wells.

Reproduction of the original: Junior Highschool Literature, Book 1 by William Elson