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Camp Boyfriend

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by Rock, J. K.


  DISCLAIMER: While the NASA Aerospace Scholars’ Program is fictional, there is a real program that promotes the study of Aerospace Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics for high school students called the Texas Aerospace Scholars. For more information about this fantastic program, please visit: http://has.aerospacescholars.org/

  About the Authors

  J.K. Rock is the pseudonym for writing partners—and sisters-in-law—Joanne and Karen Rock. After selling some adult romances on their own, they thought it would be fun to write YA together and Camp Boyfriend was dreamed up while floating around the pool at a family party. F visit jkrock.net

  A full-time eighth grade teacher, Karen Rock recently sold her first romance to Harlequin Heartwarming. Prior to her work with Harlequin, Karen published numerous YA short stories in and a YA screenplay designed for high school drama clubs. An active member of SCBWI and RWA, Karen has helped several students to publish their own work. She has a wide following as a “Cynsation” blogger on Cynthia Leitich Smith’s website. She lives in the Adirondack Mountain region with her husband, her much-appreciated beta-reader daughter, and two King Cavalier spaniels that have yet to learn the concept of “fetch” even though they’ve taught her the trick! Camp Boyfriend marks her debut as a YA novelist. Learn more about Karen at www.karenrock.com

  An unapologetic romantic, Joanne Rock started writing while working toward a Masters degree in Literature at the University of Louisville, craving a creative outlet to break up her studying. Today, she is the author of over sixty books for a variety of Harlequin series. She has been nominated for the RITA, the romance genre’s highest honor, three times. She’s also been a Romantic Times Career Achievement Nominee and multiple Reviewers’ Choice finalist. Her work has been reprinted in twenty-six countries and translated into twenty languages. Her three teenage sons encouraged her to try writing YA, a venture that’s been non-stop fun. For more information on Joanne’s books, visit www.joannerock.com

 

 

 


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