Melanie Hooyenga has lived in Washington DC, Chicago, and Mexico, but has finally settled down in her home state of Michigan. When not at her day job as Communications Director at a nonprofit, you can find her attempting to wrangle her Miniature Schnauzer Owen and playing every sport imaginable with her husband Jeremy.
Read the entire series in one book! Biz is a perfectly normal teenager except for one minor detail: she uses sunlight to jump back to yesterday. No one knows about her freakish ability and she’s content to keep it that way, but events in her life make it impossible to keep her ability a secret.
They’ve both sworn off romance, but love is written in the stars.
Naomi
Insta-love isn’t a thing. Even if fans of my podcast think differently. But I can’t deny the insta-sparks with the cute boy Hunter on my family camping trip. My fans think I’ve got it all figured out, so maybe it’s time to follow my own advice and listen to my heart.
Hunter’s scowly attitude almost makes me hit rewind, but o
The new boy. The quiet girl. Will they find love during the solar eclipse?
Book one in the Campfire Series, Chasing the Sun, is a lighthearted romance with space puns, Portland shenanigans, and enough feels to totally eclipse your heart.
Junior year’s looking up for sixteen-year old Mike. Her new BFF isn’t a sadistic control freak, her boyfriend adores her, and she’s learning to bike in the mountains without decapitating herself on a tree. But she needs to decide if she’s going to continue to be a follower or step out of the shadows and find her own trail. For fans of outdoor adventure, swoony kisses, and figuring out who you are.
Grease meets Mean Girls in this action-packed romance. Freestyle skier Cally accepted her fate as one of the guys—until she meets snowboarder Blake, who teaches her that sometimes a crash is just what your heart needs.
When seventeen-year old Biz wakes from surgery, she thinks she’s lost her ability to flicker, but discovers her ability is stronger than ever. When her dad’s health takes a turn for the worse, she turns to her neurosurgeon. If she tells him the truth, he could figure out why she and her dad flicker and save her before her entire world crumbles. But can Biz trust him with her secret?
Nobody knows Biz' biggest secret — she flickers back to yesterday. But when girls in her town start disappearing, she must decide if it's worth telling her secret to save them.