More Than Best Friends

Misty’s best friend is Shay, and Shay is a girl. But there’s no denying it, Shay is very boyish. In fact, Shay is gay. She’s never tried to hide that fact. It’s just a fact. Everyone has always accepted it—Shay is gay. But Misty isn’t. Well … is she? No. Of course not. Misty likes boys. But she’s also finding she likes Shay … more than just as a friend. In fact, it’s starting to feel like love.
But back in middle school, Shay tried to kiss Misty. And Misty shot her down (because Misty likes boys). So, Shay put Misty in the “friend zone” because … well, Misty likes boys. But being “friend zoned” sucks—when you find you are falling in love, and the girl you’re falling for is now dating a cheerleader.

Teen romance (About a four hour read)
No swearing
The book also contains a story by the author, Melanie Marks. It’s called: His Best Friend (which is an hour read)

Summary of His Best Friend:
Jazz has had an embarrassing secret crush on Luke since they were kids. So it bites that she’s his ‘best friend’ … you know, since she wants to be his ‘girlfriend.’
However, things start looking up for Jazz when she gets a hot, handsome stalker. ‘Cause suddenly—gasp!—Luke notices Jazz is a, um, GIRL. (!!!!) And maybe NOT just his best friend. In fact, Luke suddenly seems to want Jazz. Bad. Really, really bad. Maybe as bad as her yummy stalker. (Well … maybe.)

Melanie Marks newest book is: Dearest (Hot) Enemy