Rebecca Serle. Simon Pulse, $16.99 (352p) ISBN 978-1-4424-3313-7
History forgot Rosaline, the girl Romeo loved before Juliet, and the clever premise of this underdeveloped but still satisfying romance is an updated imagining of Rosaline's story. Rose Caplet lives next door to Rob Montag, her male best friend who...
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Rebecca Serle. Simon Pulse, $17.99 (304p) ISBN 978-1-4424-3316-8
Last spring, Caggie (short for Mcalister) Caulfield lost her younger sister and saved a classmate named Kristen from jumping off a New York City building. As school starts up again, Caggie is no longer with her longtime boyfriend, Trevor; her father
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Rebecca Serle. Little, Brown, $18 (336p) ISBN 978-0-316-36632-8
When local theater star Paige lands her first film role, she trades high school for a Hawaiian film set. There, the 17-year-old forms a quick crush on her sweet, supportive, and cute co-star, Rainer. But when Jordan, Rainer's rival, auditions to be...
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Rebecca Serle. Atria, $27 (272p) ISBN 978-1-982137-44-1
Serle’s bewitching story of love and friendship (after The Dinner List) centers on a young woman who plans her life down to the minute until fate gets in the way. At 28, Dannie Kohan lives happily with her boyfriend, David, in a Manhattan apartment...
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Rebecca Serle. Atria, $27 (272p) ISBN 978-1-982166-79-3
Serle (In Five Years) sets up another time-warp conceit with a touching story about a woman grieving her mother. Katy Silver, 30, was planning a trip with her mother, Carol, to Positano, Italy, before Carol died from cancer. Katy decides to go alone,
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Rebecca Serle. Atria, $27 (272p) ISBN 978-1-982166-82-3
Serle (One Italian Summer) complicates a woman’s lifelong search for love with a hint of the supernatural in this stirring romance. Daphne Bell receives a mysterious note every time she meets a new potential love interest. Each missive has only two...
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