You, Me, and Him

Are You Dying to Know if Love Leads to Obsession or Death? Get caught up in the hot, steamy and suspenseful life of Denese as she gives love another chance. As time goes on, she begins to wonder if love will become the death of her. Alex is in prison and Frank is overjoyed. Denese finally feels safe, or at least for a minute. Denese has finally found the love she needs and deserves without all the drama, so she thinks. As the crazy events started happening, Denese and Frank didn't know how or who was giving so much information and who was able to know their every move, until the one person that was the closest to them became the enemy. With all the deception, lies and stalking, Denese didn't know what to do. Will she lose the love of her life? Will she kill or be killed? Love, when it wasn't hurting her, she was good. Who will be there in the end-Alex, Frank, Charles or Miguel?

"All of the protagonists...are pushed to ask themselves what expectations other people have of them and whether or not they have accepted these as their own. In the end, Maggie and the others become fully realized characters whose actions cannot be predicted by a YA lit algorithm."
" School Library Journal"
"A powerful tale with an emotional rawness that will resonate with readers."
" Booklist"
"Dinnison adeptly portrays the rising and falling hopes within an unconventional love triangle...Readers will follow [Maggie] eagerly as she finds her voice and identity."
" Publishers Weekly"
"Fans of realistic fiction featuring friendship, loyalty, and trust will enjoy this book." VOYA
"Firmly at the center stands a protagonist whose likable voice and authentic struggle to accept herself and find love in a world that would rather she shrink back not to mention her crackling chemistry with Tom lend this fresh, contemporary romantic comedy considerable appeal."
" Horn Book Magazine"
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"All of the protagonists . . .are pushed to ask themselves what expectations other people have of them and whether or not they have accepted these as their own. In the end, Maggie and the others become fully realized characters whose actions cannot be predicted by a YA lit algorithm."
" School Library Journal"
"A powerful tale with an emotional rawness that will resonate with readers."
" Booklist"
"Dinnison adeptly portrays the rising and falling hopes within an unconventional love triangle. . . . Readers will follow [Maggie] eagerly as she finds her voice and identity."
" Publishers Weekly"
"Fans of realistic fiction featuring friendship, loyalty, and trust will enjoy this book."" VOYA"
"Firmly at the center stands a protagonist whose likable voice and authentic struggle to accept herself and find love in a world that would rather she shrink back not to mention her crackling chemistry with Tom lend this fresh, contemporary romantic comedy considerable appeal."
" Horn Book Magazine"
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"The characters here are effectively nuanced, flawed but forgivable as they muddle through teenage conundrums of loyalty and love."
--Bulletin

"All of the protagonists . . .are pushed to ask themselves what expectations other people have of them and whether or not they have accepted these as their own. In the end, Maggie and the others become fully realized characters whose actions cannot be predicted by a YA lit algorithm."
--School Library Journal

"A powerful tale with an emotional rawness that will resonate with readers."
--Booklist

"Dinnison adeptly portrays the rising and falling hopes within an unconventional love triangle. . . . Readers will follow [Maggie] eagerly as she finds her voice and identity."
--Publishers Weekly

"Fans of realistic fiction featuring friendship, loyalty, and trust will enjoy this book."--VOYA

"Firmly at the center stands a protagonist whose likable voice and authentic struggle to accept herself and find love in a world that would rather she shrink back--not to mention her crackling chemistry with Tom--lend this fresh, contemporary romantic comedy considerable appeal."
--Horn Book Magazine
-The characters here are effectively nuanced, flawed but forgivable as they muddle through teenage conundrums of loyalty and love.-
--Bulletin

-All of the protagonists . . .are pushed to ask themselves what expectations other people have of them and whether or not they have accepted these as their own. In the end, Maggie and the others become fully realized characters whose actions cannot be predicted by a YA lit algorithm.-
--School Library Journal

-A powerful tale with an emotional rawness that will resonate with readers.-
--Booklist

-Dinnison adeptly portrays the rising and falling hopes within an unconventional love triangle. . . . Readers will follow [Maggie] eagerly as she finds her voice and identity.-
--Publishers Weekly

-Fans of realistic fiction featuring friendship, loyalty, and trust will enjoy this book.---VOYA

-Firmly at the center stands a protagonist whose likable voice and authentic struggle to accept herself and find love in a world that would rather she shrink back--not to mention her crackling chemistry with Tom--lend this fresh, contemporary romantic comedy considerable appeal.-
--Horn Book Magazine