Why just get one when you could get them all? Save $7 when you bundle all three Three’s Company books—Forbidden, Restricted, and Lost—into one order! See descriptions for each book below:
BOOK ONE: FORBIDDEN
Social status can be something that is hard to breach and even harder to climb the ladder of. And a sure as hell way to be pushed back down that ladder is to date someone at the bottom. Jessica Anastos and Felix Brannon are complete opposites: she's gorgeous and the Queen Bee of Capital High School, he's the nerd in glasses and has never been anyone of interest in any social circle. Yet, against what anyone expected, feelings rise and a relationship begins...in complete and utter secrecy. Yet words have a way of hurting, and words that remain unsaid can have even more of an impact. As their relationship and their feelings for each other grow, one may wish to share their love with the world. Yet if the other recoils at the very thought, it's frankly impossible not to take offense...and perhaps end the whole thing. Forbidden is the first in the Three's Company trilogy, introducing two of the six high school seniors that have to do more than their fair share to succeed in the most important part of life: love.
BOOK TWO: RESTRICTED
The new girl always seems to end up being one of the most popular girls in the school. And yet sometimes, she can remain as unnoticed and unimportant as ever. Nova Desai enters Capital High School after moving in with her cousin, Felix, and his family. She is thrown into a new school with only her quiet, antisocial cousin as a friend, and her one shot at feeling normal is by participating in the school's musical, "Parks and Benches." Nova's talent lands her one of two lead roles--with revered basketball player Ethan Meek as her costar. But where Ethan goes, his gorgeous and seemingly perfect girlfriend Scarlet follows. Nova's developing crush has no way into his life--except through their newfound shared talent. As the musical approaches and a jealous girlfriend grows ever more suspicious, the two begin to realize their undeniable chemistry. One may not be the most noticeable and one is constantly in the public eye, but they do say that opposites attract. Restricted is the second book in the Three's Company trilogy, showcasing the lives of a different pair of Capital High School students than its former, all while continuing the frustrated and drama-filled experience that is finding love at a young age.
BOOK THREE: LOST
Everyone is judged when they get back together with someone they've ended things with. But what if that one person was the one? Sasha Corrian and Caleb Halpon were Capital High School's power couple--both gorgeous, smart, athletic, and completely in love. Until an ugly summer split ended everything and both were left grasping at what their lives had been like before the end. Yet a new school year brings new changes, and when two people are so right for each other, they can't be kept away. As tentative new bonds are formed, the slightest shift could mean the end. And one of the two is always far more invested in the relationship than the other.
Why just get one when you could get them all? Save $7 when you bundle all three Three’s Company books—Forbidden, Restricted, and Lost—into one order! See descriptions for each book below:
BOOK ONE: FORBIDDEN
Social status can be something that is hard to breach and even harder to climb the ladder of. And a sure as hell way to be pushed back down that ladder is to date someone at the bottom. Jessica Anastos and Felix Brannon are complete opposites: she's gorgeous and the Queen Bee of Capital High School, he's the nerd in glasses and has never been anyone of interest in any social circle. Yet, against what anyone expected, feelings rise and a relationship begins...in complete and utter secrecy. Yet words have a way of hurting, and words that remain unsaid can have even more of an impact. As their relationship and their feelings for each other grow, one may wish to share their love with the world. Yet if the other recoils at the very thought, it's frankly impossible not to take offense...and perhaps end the whole thing. Forbidden is the first in the Three's Company trilogy, introducing two of the six high school seniors that have to do more than their fair share to succeed in the most important part of life: love.
BOOK TWO: RESTRICTED
The new girl always seems to end up being one of the most popular girls in the school. And yet sometimes, she can remain as unnoticed and unimportant as ever. Nova Desai enters Capital High School after moving in with her cousin, Felix, and his family. She is thrown into a new school with only her quiet, antisocial cousin as a friend, and her one shot at feeling normal is by participating in the school's musical, "Parks and Benches." Nova's talent lands her one of two lead roles--with revered basketball player Ethan Meek as her costar. But where Ethan goes, his gorgeous and seemingly perfect girlfriend Scarlet follows. Nova's developing crush has no way into his life--except through their newfound shared talent. As the musical approaches and a jealous girlfriend grows ever more suspicious, the two begin to realize their undeniable chemistry. One may not be the most noticeable and one is constantly in the public eye, but they do say that opposites attract. Restricted is the second book in the Three's Company trilogy, showcasing the lives of a different pair of Capital High School students than its former, all while continuing the frustrated and drama-filled experience that is finding love at a young age.
BOOK THREE: LOST
Everyone is judged when they get back together with someone they've ended things with. But what if that one person was the one? Sasha Corrian and Caleb Halpon were Capital High School's power couple--both gorgeous, smart, athletic, and completely in love. Until an ugly summer split ended everything and both were left grasping at what their lives had been like before the end. Yet a new school year brings new changes, and when two people are so right for each other, they can't be kept away. As tentative new bonds are formed, the slightest shift could mean the end. And one of the two is always far more invested in the relationship than the other.
