Cook, Trish

When one of teen socialite Lizzie Finkelstein's drunken escapades is shared on gossip sites, she is whisked away from her Manhattan penthouse apartment to a wilderness survial program for troubled teens in the Rocky Mountains.

Eighteen-year-old Katie who has a rare disease in which she cannot leave her house during the day because even the smallest amount of sunlight can become deadly. She finds her world turned upside down when playing guitar one night she meets Charlie Reed.

Two teenagers--a heavy-metal-music-loving boy who is still mourning the death of his mother years earlier, and a beautiful, popular girl whose parents divorced because her father is gay--try to negotiate the complications of family and peer relationships as they get to know each other after learning that their father and mother are marrying each other.

An angry girl and a depressed boy, both sixteen, are sent to a therapeutic boarding school.

Trace's teenaged life becomes even more challenging when she must balance her friendships, school work, and a-typical family life with her quest to find her birth father.