Death Threat by Kate William, 195 pages

Sue Gibbons, Jessica Wakefield's biggest rival, has been kidnapped! Just weeks after gorgeous Jeremy Randall left her at the altar for Jessica, things have gone from bad to worse for the Wakefields' houseguest. Now Sue's captor is threatening to kill her if the Wakefields don't pay up. Jeremy, Jessica's fiance, insists he'll find the kidnapper, and Jessica and Elizabeth are determined to help. But when Jessica discovers Jeremy in the wrong place at the wrong time, she smells a rat. Will Jessica have to betray the man of her dreams in order to save Sue's fortune-and her life?

Double-Crossed by Kate William, 195 pages

Jessica Wakefield is engaged! Now that she's put a stop to the wedding between Sue Gibbons and Jeremy Randall, Jessica has the love of her life all to herself. Or so she thinks. But when she catches Jeremy in a secret embrace with his ex-fiancee, Jessica gets suspicious... Is Jeremy as perfect as he seems? Lila Fowler, the richest girl in Sweet Valley, has finally found the perfect guy. Robby Goodman is gorgeous, funny, and sophisticated. There's just one problem. He's poor. Will Lila's plan to make Robby into a millionaire save their love, or end in disaster?

A Date With a Werewolf by Kate William, 195 pages

Is Jessica Wakefield in love with a werewolf? Her identical twin, Elizabeth, can't shake the feeling that Jessica's new boyfriend, Lord Robert Pembroke, is not what he seems. Could he be the vicious killer the twins have been pursuing on assignment for the London Journal? Luke, Elizabeth's English love, confirms her suspicions that Jessica is in terrible jeopardy. Meanwhile Elizabeth's friend Lina Smith is in danger of losing the only boy she's ever loved. David knows that when he discovers her secret, he'll never speak to her again. Desperate, Lina turns to Elizabeth. Can Elizabeth salvage Lina's relationship and save Jessica from a wolfman, too?

Love and Death in London by Kate William, 199 pages

Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are looking for trouble. Working as summer interns assigned the Scotland Yard beat for the London Journal, they're bored with all the petty cases they've been given. When a series of grisly murders breaks out, they decide to do some sleuthing on their own. Elizabeth and Jessica discover that the murder victims look as if they've been attacked by wild animal. Who-or what-could have committed such a beastly crime? The detectives are baffled, but the twins, led by Luke, the quiet boy who is quickly finding a place in Elizabeth's heart, have their own suspicions. Will they find the murderer, before he-or it-finds them?

How to Be A Pirate by Cressida Cowell, 211 pages

Well, Hiccup survived the test and is now going through more Viking training. They encounter a missing treasure, a not-so-honest farmer and lots of adventure.

How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell, 214 pages

This is the book that the movie was based off of. It's a really cute juvenile book, with Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III being the son of the Viking chief, but the most unlikely heir you've ever seen. I'm hooked on this series now.

Plain Fear Forsaken by Leanna Ellis, 413 pages

I thought I had read just about everything until my supervisor told me about a book she had put me on hold for, An Amish vampire romance! I must say, this is a genre that probably doesn't need explored. People who enjoy vampire books generally don't read Amish books, and people who read Amish books generally don't enjoy vampire books. This novel proved difficult for me to really get into, and just wasn't that great. But I do think people should read it just so you can tell people about the Amish vampire romance book you read!