Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute
By Talia Hibbert

From theand New York Timesand bestselling author of the Brown Sisters trilogy, comes a laugh-out-loud YA novel about a quirky content creator and a clean-cut athlete testing their abilities to survive the great outdoors - and each other.Could you brave the wilderness with your HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS and UNFAIRLY CUTE ex-best friend?BRADLEY GRAEMEand is pretty much perfect: he's a star football player, manages his OCD well (enough) and comes out on top in all his classes . . . except the ones he shares withand CELINE BANGURA.They used to be best friends, until Brad decided he was too cool for conspiracy-theory-obsessed Celine andand abandonedand her for the popular kids' table. (At least, that's how Celine sees it.) These days, there's nothing between them but insults and academic rivalry.So when Celine signs up for a two-part survival course in the woods, the last thing she expects is to find Brad right beside her.Forced to work as a team for the chance to win the grand prize, Celine and Bradley must trudge through not just mud and dirt but their messy past. As this adventure brings them closer together, they start to remember all the good parts of their history. But has too much time passed . . . or just enough to spark a whole new kind of relationship?Praise forand Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute'A pure delight. This book is confirmation: no one does love stories like Talia Hibbert' LEAH JOHNSON, bestselling author ofand You Should See Me in a Crown'Anand effervescent, funny, tender, andand joyousand story' YAMILE SAIED ME´NDEZ, award-winning author ofand Furia'Aand razor-sharp, witty enemies-to-lovers rom-com. Readers will laugh out loud and swoon at the same time. Simply unputdownable' EMIKO JEAN, New York Times bestselling author ofand Tokyo Ever After'Hibbert delivers yet anotherand swoon-worthy romanceand filled with banter that made me grin like a fool from one page to the next. I dare you not to fall in love' JESSE Q. SUTANTO, bestselling author ofand Dial A for Aunties