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Queen Bee by Amalie Howard
Regency romance meets The Count of Monte Cristo in this divine tale of high-society revenge. Disgraced and sent away, Lady Ela Dalvi has spent the past three years soaking in bitterness, plotting revenge against Poppy, her former best friend and the cause of her current turmoil. Now, it’s time to stage her comeback.

Throwback by Maurene Goo
Samantha and her mother have very different expectations for the future, and that’s never been more clear than when her mother tells her to run for homecoming queen. After a huge fight, Samantha ends up facing a very different version of her mother: the high school version…in the ’90s. 

Forget Me Not by Alyson Derrick
When Stevie wakes up after a bad fall, she doesn’t remember anything about the last two years. So when Nora, a girl she apparently fell in love with during the missing time, shows up, Stevie has no recollection of her or their time together plotting to escape their conservative town. As Stevie relearns what her relationship with her parents and friends has become, reestablishes her connection with her own sexuality, and rediscovers her feelings for Nora, she has to come to terms with the vast distance between the person she thought she was when she woke up and the person she has become.

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