Preachers’ daughters aren’t supposed to be atheists. They’re also not supposed to make pacts to lose their virginity by the end of the year, but high school senior Meredith Beaumont is sick of letting other people tell her who to be. Spending the last four years as Mute Mare, the girl so shy just thinking about boys could trigger panic attacks, Meredith knows exactly what it’s like to be invisible. But when a vindictive mean girl gets her manicured claws on the anti-virginity pact and spreads it around the school—with Mare’s signature at the bottom—Mare’s not so invisible anymore. She just wishes she was.Now the girls mutter “slut” as they pass her in the hall, and the boys are lined up to help complete her checklist. When she meets a guy who knows nothing of the pact, their budding romance quickly transforms from a way to get her first time over with to a genuine connection.But when the pact threatens to destroy her new relationship and the fragile foundation of her seemingly perfect family, Mare has to decide what’s more important: fixing her reputation and pleasing her parents, or standing up for the person she wants to be. The Anti-Virginity Pact is a dark and emotional full-length YA Contemporary Romance novel that can be read as a standalone, or the reader can continue on with Johanna's friends-to-lovers college romance in The Anti-Relationship Year. What readers are saying about The Anti-Virginity Pact: "This is catered towards a YA audience but I am 34 and I was floored by this book. The writing is spectacular, no info dumps, and the pacing is brilliant! Get prepared to have your socks blown off with a very very dark mean girls with some surprising turn of events." "I absolutely love an emotional coming-of-age story and this book did not disappoint." "I absolutely loved how this book tied romance and a romantic relationship with a strong friendship angle and the relationship between siblings." "As a person with severe anxiety, the representation was SPOT ON. I decided I am still going to pre-order a physical copy so I can annotate the heck out of those moments that made me think "finally, someone gets me!" "This book was so much more and *better* than how the title makes it sound. I read it in one sitting, staying up until 3am because I just couldn't put it down!" "I felt like I was reading a Kasie West book, but "darker." "Oh man this book took me for a ride! In the beginning I was laughing, smiling, and kicking my feet. The main character is so relatable!" "I think this is one of my new favorites! The book was so relatable and i had never read anything that handles growing up religious as a nonbeliever in such an honest way." "The last 35% of the book was so gripping and addictive that I just couldn't put it down until I KNEW how everything turned out!"