Ask Me Anything

by Molly E. Lee

Overview

"Ask Me Anything isn't just any YA romance. This is a badass YA romance…" -Hypabale.com

I should’ve kept my mouth shut.

But Wilmont Academy’s been living in the Dark Ages when it comes to sex ed, and someone had to take matters into her own hands. Well, I’m a kickass coder, so I created a totally anonymous, totally untraceable blog where teens can come to get real, honest, nothing-is-off-limits sex advice.

And holy hell, the site went viral overnight. Who knew this school was so hard up.

Now the school administration is on a war path to shut me down, and they have Dean—my coding crush—hot on my trail. If he discovers my secret, I could lose his trust forever. And thousands of teens who need real advice won’t have anyone to turn to.

Ask me anything…except how to make things right.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781640636583
Publisher:	Entangled Publishing, LLC
Publication date:	05/07/2019
Pages:	320
Product dimensions:	5.30(w) x 8.10(h) x 1.20(d)
Age Range:	14 - 18 Years

About the Author

Molly E. Lee is an author best known for her romance novels: the Grad Night series and the Love on the Edge series. She is a 1001 Dark Nights Discovery Author for 2017. Molly writes adult and young adult contemporary featuring strong female heroines who are unafraid to challenge their male counterparts yet still vulnerable enough to have love sneak up on them. In addition to being a military spouse and mother of two + one stubborn English bulldog, Molly loves hiking, enjoying the outdoors around her mountain home, and digging for treasures in antique stores. Visit her online at https://www.mollyelee.com.

Editorial Reviews

“Edgy and smart with a sweet and sexy core.” —Rachel Harris, New York Times bestselling author of Eyes on Me

From the Publisher

2019-05-09
Complications arise in this YA novel when a brilliant teenage coder's anonymous sex education blog goes viral and a friendship becomes romantic.

Amber Henderson is a senior at private Wilmont Academy—possibly "the last non-religious school on the planet still operating under the abstinence only policy." Because plenty of kids are having sex anyway, they really need some good advice, such as how to obtain reliable birth control. Amber can rely on her sex-positive parents, but she'd love to help the less fortunate. She and Dean Winters vie for the title of the school's most talented coder, so when he proposes a bet (for bragging rights and a deadmau5 T-shirt) to get under Principal Tanner's skin via hacking, Amber has a perfect idea. She'll set up an untraceable sex advice blog on the darknet, making sure everyone knows it's written by a Wilmont student, and help information-starved students while riling Tanner. Though Amber and Dean are both hot as well as gifted and share much in common, she considers him out of her league; she's also tormented by memories of a bad encounter with her ex-boyfriend. The coders' growing relationship is put sorely to the test when Tanner blackmails Dean into uncovering who's behind the increasingly popular blog. Lee (Love Beyond Opposites, 2018, etc.) sets up a classic confrontation between cool kids and an uptight administrator: They're smart, funny, and gorgeous while he's venal, underhanded, and vindictive. The point of view alternates between Amber and Dean, each voice distinctive but both capturing a true teenage feel. Their developing romance is sweet and sizzling, with a lot of sensitivity toward Amber's fears. That Dean can't figure out the identity of the advice-giver is somewhat contrived as an obstacle given that he and Amber are the only two members of the Code Club. Another tip-off is that Amber's mother writes erotica and her father is a teen psychologist. The emotions can become melodramatically overwrought, and both main characters are altogether a bit too flawless, especially in looks. Still, it's an engaging novel that nicely illuminates the coder subculture and deals honestly with teenage sexuality.

An entertaining, well-told love story/drama.

Kirkus Reviews