Vicky Grant Book order (chronological)

Set in a medical school, the story unfolds as teens taking on roles as simulated patients discover that their seemingly ideal after-school job harbors dangerous secrets. As they navigate the pressures of their roles, the narrative delves into the darker aspects of the #MeToo movement within the medical field. With an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue, the characters grapple with hidden truths, making it a gripping contemporary YA thriller for fans of Karen McManus and Holly Jackson.

Embarrassed by your brother? Estranged from your uncle? Then you might need some help from Almost Family Surrogate Agency. Cam Redden and his dad are rent-a-relatives, available for hire to anyone looking to upgrade. Cam’s job is all about being whoever other people want him to be. Then two new clients come along. Albertina is an old lady with a big mouth, a bigger wig and a serious mission. Raylene is a beautiful girl with a nose ring, a wonky eye and a painful secret. Now to get to the bottom of the tragic mysteries that fuel them both, Cam may finally have to be himself.

When Hildy and Paul are paired together in a psychology experiment to see if two people can fall in love just from asking each other the study's 36 questions, they're suddenly swept into a hilarious, poignant journey of answering questions ranging from "When did you last sing to yourself?" to "What is you most terrible memory?" But when they reach the end of the experiment, will they have fallen in love?

Cyril est consterné. Sa mère, Andy McIntyre, avocate, a réussi à faire relâcher un homme soupçonné de l'assassinat d'un riche industriel... Mais lui conserve des doutes sur l'innocence de son client. Grâce à une solide connaissance des lois, il reprend le dossier, interroge la veuve et découvre que le client de sa mère cherchait à se venger du vol du brevet grâce auquel l'industriel a fait fortune. Avec l'aide de son ami Kendall, il va tout tenter pour sauver sa mère que son client menace d'empoisonner.

Je m'appelle Cyril, j'ai quatorze ans et j'ai commencé mes études de droit à dix ans car ma mère m'emmenait avec elle à la fac, le soir. Je détestais ça. Mais aujourd'hui, je ne le regrette pas. J'y ai tout appris sur les fraudeurs, les escrocs et les maîtres chanteurs. Ce qui va me permettre de dresser une liste de suspects et de retrouver ma mère avocate qui a mystérieusement disparu!