Pants on Fire

Yep, more Cabot books. There are tons, and I just HAVE to read them because they're so good, you know? This one was no exception.
Meet Katie, who leaves in a small seaside town famous for Quahogs: the legendary clams and the legendary football team named after the clams. Katie, like everyone else in this town, is in some way involved with the Quahogs, by running in the town beauty pageant, Quahog Queen, even though she can't stand the taste of them, and also by dating one of the star players on the Quahog high school football team. Another thing you need to know about Katie is that she lies. A lot. She is covering up the fact that she doesn't like quahogs, she is sort-of-kind-of falling OUT of love with her star football player boyfriend, she's dating ANOTHER guy behind her boyfriend's back, and her biggest secret of all, how she was involved in running Tommy Sullivan out of town at the end of eighth grade... But now Tommy's back, and Katie is worried she'll blow her huge, quahog-sized cover.
Of course this book has a lot of romance in it, just look at the cover for crying out loud. Katie can't decide between her two boyfriends, and she's lying every two seconds to cover THAT up, when more guys start entering the picture. You start to worry what the heck is going on, and you just know she's going to explode with the truth at any moment. And trust me, it happens, and when it does, you'll never forget it.
Also, Tommy Sullivan is now up on mine and Cara's BEST MALE BOOK CHARACTERS LIST. Right up there with Ron Weasley, Harry Potter, Edward Cullen, Jacob Black, Michael Moscovitz, Percy Jackson, etc. I need to publish that list, dang it.