Devilish
No romance or no physical intimacy at all.
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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In this thrilling young adult novel, a forbidden secret lies hidden within the walls of St. Teresa's Preparatory School for Girls. “Johnson writes with flair, intelligence and humor. Her characters are well-realized and she builds suspense as deftly as Stephen King. Great entertainment and hard to put down.”— Kirkus Review s Jane Jarvis and her best friend Allison aren’t exactly at the top of the social scene at Saint Teresa’s Preparatory School for Girls, but they’ll always have each other, right? Wrong. The day after an epically hideous and embarrassing disaster, Allison comes to school transformed. Suddenly she’s sporting a cute new hairstyle, and she has all the right answers in class. With the help of a strangely wise freshman boy, Jane discovers the unbelievable truth behind the drastic change: Allison has sold her soul to the devil. Now it’s up to Jane to put it all on the line to save her friend—without losing her own soul in the process.
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The last little blue envelope
Same author's wry teen voice and tight friendship stakes, but swap demon deals for a European road trip and actual romance.
Let it snow
Keeps the light, funny high-school voice, minus the supernatural threat; sweet holiday romance instead of soul-selling suspense.
Rise of fire
Flocons d'amour
Same wry Johnson voice and teen-misfit humor, minus the devil bargains; it's a cozy snowbound holiday romance rather than paranormal suspense.
Something in Between