The Almost Truth

How many lies does it take to break a heart?

"The ideal read for teens who are sure they were switched at birth....Readers will be swept along on the twists and turns of Sadie's journey to find her true identity, inside and out." - Shelf Awareness

"Great summer read... Will leave you guessing and makes this an entertaining book to read..Scandalous with lots of twists and turns." - CBC Radio North by Northwest

Unpredictable

She's no psychic - but she can fake it if she has to.

"One of the best new voices in Women's Fiction" - Jennifer Crusie NYT bestselling author

"Destined to climb on top of the bestseller lists." - Romantic Times

Used to Be

The Education of Hailey Kendrick and Getting Revenge on Lauren Wood bundled together

Praise for The Education of Hailey Kendrick:

".. enormously appealing and great company throughout this breezy read.....the highest quality—like a gourmet truffle. Cook has whipped up a real treat." - Kirkus Starred Review

"Cook coaxes considerable empathy for the otherwise privileged Hailey as she abandons the achievement treadmill to explore her independence." - Publishers Weekly

Praise for Getting Revenge on Lauren Wood:

"Her management of the popularity game deftly reveals how brittle it can be, particularly when being popular isn't coupled with actually being liked." - The Bulletin, Center for Children's Books

"I'd almost like to see a follow-up book with these characters - getting revenge has never been so much fun!" - Teens Read Too

Do or Di

He’s not your average prince, but then, she’s no princess...

Erin Callighan has given up on the idea of a fairy tale romance, she’s letting go of the idea of Prince Charming and settling for Prince Good Enough. Erin’s focused on reaching her dream of having her own talk radio show. To score points with her station manager, she agrees to mentor Diana, a troubled pre-teen who swears she’s channeling the spirit of the late Princess Diana.

Unraveling Isobel

"Thrilling and creepy, super sexy, and so very hilarious." - Lisa McMann, bestselling author of the Wake trilogy

"Ideal for readers who like their stories supernatural but their dream guys human." - The Bulletin

"Spine-tingling setting…Isobel’s sass and her steamy romance with her new stepbrother will help readers race toward the dramatic conclusion." - Publishers Weekly

"This blend of paranormal romance, murder mystery and quirky, coming-of-age narrative offers tasty moments…Cook gives readers a fast-paced plot, a likable narrator, and interesting characters." - Kirkus

"Isobel, all snark and sharp edges covering some intense vulnerability as she continuously checks in to see if she has crossed into mental illness (as her father did when she was young), is a compelling narrator." - Horn Book Magazine

Fourth Grade Fairy

Be careful what you wish for.

"Kids will love the fairy magic, talking animals, and hilarious mix-ups. Recommend to fans of Barbara Park’s Junie B. Jones." - School Library Journal

The Education of Hailey Kendrick

Sometimes what you don't know is everything.

".. enormously appealing and great company throughout this breezy read.....the highest quality—like a gourmet truffle. Cook has whipped up a real treat." - Kirkus Starred Review

"Cook coaxes considerable empathy for the otherwise privileged Hailey as she abandons the achievement treadmill to explore her independence." - Publishers Weekly

Getting Revenge on Lauren Wood

This time the mean girl is going down.

"Her management of the popularity game deftly reveals how brittle it can be, particularly when being popular isn't coupled with actually being liked." - The Bulletin, Center for Children's Books

"I'd almost like to see a follow-up book with these characters - getting revenge has never been so much fun!" - Teens Read Too

What Would Emma Do?

Thou shall not kiss thy best-friend's boyfriend...

"Sassy and sly and sweet all at the same time, this book made me laugh out loud." - Meg Cabot, author of The Princess Diaries and Airhead

"Cook keeps this book fresh with her smart and sassy protagonist." - School Library Journal