Young, Suzanne

Seventeen-year-old Tatum Masterson has no memory of being in The Program, but when she starts experiencing crashbacks she knows something terrible happened last summer, and with help of the boyfriend she lost, Tatum digs into the past and future of The Program and its handlers, and discovers the true cost of a cure.

"Quinlan is a closer--someone who takes on the short-term role of a deceased loved one. Her last case brought down her entire world; now she's involved in an effort to fight an epidemic."--Provided by publisher.

After the death of her mother, seventeen-year-old Aubrey and her brother stumble upon Hotel Ruby, a strange yet beautiful place that changes the course of her life forever.

When Tatum's boyfriend, Weston, loses his memories of her in The Program, they decide to undergo The Adjustment, where Tatum's memories of their time together are implanted into Weston's mind, but trouble lies ahead when Weston's emotions do not match the experiences.

"A girl struggles to take care of her younger brother with special needs while confronting her own anger issues"--Provided by publisher.

Head cheerleader Tessa works to stop an imposter who threatens to expose the secret identities of SOS, the Society of Smitten Kittens, while also facing ongoing problems with her boyfriend, Aiden.

"Quinlan is a closer--someone who takes on the short-term role of a deceased loved one. Her last case brought down her entire world; now she's involved in an effort to fight an epidemic."--Provided by publisher.

On the way to spend a summer with her grandmother after the sudden death of her mother, seventeen-year-old Audrey, her older brother Daniel, and their father happen upon the Hotel Ruby, a luxurious place filled with unusual guests and little chance of ever leaving.

Working with rebels to bring down The Program, a suicide prevention treatment in which painful memories are erased, Sloane and James consider taking The Treatment to unlock their memories.

Seventeen-year-old Quinlan McKee works as a "closer," a job which requires her to live in the homes of bereaved families and impersonate their deceased daughters in order to give them closure. When she accepts a long-term assignment as Catalina Barnes, Quinlan begins to bond with the deceased teen's boyfriend and uncovers secrets about Catalina's death and her own past.