Spring Break By: Jon Waller Spring Break in Florida is a time of unleashed inhibitions and unchecked personal freedom, but when retired secret service agent Brad Pope is called upon to audit the security of one living community in Fort Myers, he discovers that in their community, something much more sinister lurks beneath its hard-partying surface. From murder, to theft, to malfeasance, Spring Break finds Brad Pope in the midst of multiple intersecting mysteries beneath the warm sun of the Florida coast.

When Cricket Kaufman breaks her ankle just before her spring-break vacation trip to Washington, D.C., she's stuck at home with prankster Lucas Cott instead of sightseeing with her best friend, Zoe. But when Cricket stirs up some mischief of her own, she learns that good friends can remain true even at the most unexpected times. Another winning installment in the 'Class Clown' series.

With a breakneck pace and cat-and-mouse twists, Spring Break is the ultimate beach read. "Help me . . ." These are the last words Chanetelle hears from her friend Ashley, in a static-filled phone call that soon goes dead. Their trip to the island paradise of Artula started the way any trip should, and soon Chanetelle and her friends find themselves in sun-drenched days and party-hopping nights. The vacation is not without its conflicts, however, and old rivalries and new jealousies come to light as the week passes. But no one expects things to turn as ugly as they do. No one expects that they won't all return. And no one expects that murder might be the ultimate souvenir. When Ashley disappears, the question is asked: Was it a random act of violence? Or is something more sinister going on? And is Ashley really dead, after all? "Drawing on real-life tragedies, Perrin creates an unforgettable and chilling tale of the seamy side of an island paradise." - Booklist

Applegate delivers a special spring break edition of her successful Summer series that started with "Beach Blondes" and "Tan Lines."

How did spring break become what it is today? What pressure do teens and college students feel to join in? How do we talk to them about it? What’s the correct response to the “spring break phenomenon”? What does it mean to actually take a break? All these questions and more are answered in this insightful guide. Parent Guides are your one-stop shop for biblical guidance on teen culture, trends, and struggles. In 15 pages or fewer, each guide tackles issues your teens are facing right now—things like doubts, the latest apps and video games, mental health, technological pitfalls, and more. Using Scripture as their backbone, these Parent Guides offer compassionate insight to teens’ world, thoughts, and feelings, as well as discussion questions and practical advice for impactful discipleship.

Isabella's spring break trip to visit her Grandma in Florida gets a whole lot more interesting when she meets Ryan, the handsome grandson of her Grandma's friend.