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Praise forRipple
"This book is darker in tone than a typical romance (there are drug-house deliveries and two attempted sexual assaults), and the ending, while hopeful, is certainly no happily-ever-after." Booklist
This is a well-crafted, sweet story of Tessa s and Jack s ability to bring out the best in the other. Both are fully realized, nuanced characters . . .Recommend this debut novel to fans of Ellen Hopkins. School Library Journal"

Praise for Ripple
"This book is darker in tone than a typical romance (there are drug-house deliveries and two attempted sexual assaults), and the ending, while hopeful, is certainly no happily-ever-after."--Booklist
"This is a well-crafted, sweet story of Tessa's and Jack's ability to bring out the best in the other. Both are fully realized, nuanced characters . . . Recommend this debut novel to fans of Ellen Hopkins."--School Library Journal

Praise for Ripple
-This book is darker in tone than a typical romance (there are drug-house deliveries and two attempted sexual assaults), and the ending, while hopeful, is certainly no happily-ever-after.---Booklist
-This is a well-crafted, sweet story of Tessa's and Jack's ability to bring out the best in the other. Both are fully realized, nuanced characters . . . Recommend this debut novel to fans of Ellen Hopkins.---School Library Journal

For fans of Sarah Dessen's Saint Anything and Huntley Fitzpatrick's The Boy Most Likely To, comes a romantic debut novel about two broken teens finding a way to free themselves from their self-destructive paths.
 
With her impossible-to-please grandmother on her back about college and her disapproving step-dad watching her every move, Tessa would do anything to escape the pressure-cooker she calls home. So she finds a shot of much-needed power and confidence by hooking up with boys, even though it means cheating on her boyfriend. But when she's finally caught red-handed, she’ll do anything she can to cover up what she's done.

Jack is a prankster who bucks the system every chance he gets—each transgression getting riskier and riskier. He loves the thrill, and each adventure allows a little release because his smug smile and suave demeanor in the face of authority doesn’t make life at home with his mom any less tough. He tries to take care of her, but the truth is he's powerless in the face of her fragile mental health. So he copes in his own way, by defacing public property and pulling elaborate pranks, though he knows in the end this’ll only screw up his life even more.
 
As they both try not to let their self-destructive patterns get the best of them, Tessa and Jack gravitate toward one another, discovering the best parts of themselves in the process. An honest portrayal of the urges that drive us and finding the strength to overcome them, Ripple is a stunning debut from a powerful new voice.