An angsty new YA anthology from the creative minds at Sterling & Stone, featuring 13 tales from the studio’s most talented storytellers, including bestselling author Sean Platt, Cameron Stone, Kim M. Watt, Kathryn Cottam, and more.

Fremeny by Kim M. Out-going Keri-Lee doesn’t think she has anything in common with that weirdo Annie, who always wears the worst clothes. While grieving Annie thinks she’d do anything to have Keri-Lee’s carefree life. They are both about to learn that the grass isn’t always greener on the popular side of the street.

Mikey Franklin is Not “Not” Gay by Cameron Mikey Franklin is ready to come out. He even baked rainbow cupcakes for the occasion. But he’s about to learn that telling the world who he really is will require more than pride-themed desserts.

Retargeted by Skye How does an ordinary senior every-girl defeat the super popular mean-girl to win Prom Queen? Oh, and that’s also her childhood ex-best friend. What if she could find a way to remind each student of everything the bully ever said to them — and broadcast it online? Revenge sure tastes sweet until it crosses the line.

I Dream of Zombie by August When two teens accidentally become zombies after a medical experiment goes wrong, they find love amidst their new, horrifying reality. But can romance survive when you’re no longer alive?
Loved it. Met some new to me authors. Cannot wait to read more of their works

What a nice mix of genres and stories. I loved how it switched between every story so i was never bored. It was a fun read!

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this eARC. All opinions are my own.

I wasn’t sure how much I was going to like this, but I was very surprised! I loved how there were different genres in it. I also liked how there was more than one author so there were different writing styles. I liked how you read one story that’s a thriller and the next is about magic. I was hooked on this book from the start. I loved all the stories but my favorite was “We’re not eating Sam” the plot twists in this story were crazy and my jaw was on the floor more than once. I definitely think this read is worth it!