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Kisses, Codes and conspiracies by Abigail Hing Wen.
After a magical kiss at Prom, best friends Tan Lee and Winter Woo agree to cool it off, a plan that goes awry when their parents jointly head off to Hawaii and leave Tan and Winter to babysit Tan's sister Sana together. If that isn't complicated enough, Rebecca, Tan's ex-girlfriend from Shanghai arrives on his doorstep with money stolen from her billionaire father and thugs on her heels.
Tan soon finds himself on the run through the San Francisco Bay Area, dealing with the Rebecca Conspiracy, trying to out-manuever international hackers and protect his friends, family and sister--and his own heart.
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY:
May 11, 330 The newly built city of Constantinople, formerly Byzantium, is dedicated to Emperor Constantine the Great and becomes the Eastern capital of the Roman Empire
May 11, 1965 Ellis Island becomes part of the Statue of Liberty National Monument
May 12, 1215 English barons serve an ultimatum on King John which eventually leads to the creation and signing of the Magna Carta
May 12, 1926 Airship Norge is the first vessel to fly over North Pole, led by Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen and piloted by the craft's Italian designer Umberto Nobile
May 13, 1607 English colonists led by John Smith establish Jamestown at a second landing near the James River in Virginia - first permanent English settlement in North America
May 13, 1952 Jawaharlal Nehru becomes premier of India
May 13, 1958 The motorcade carrying US Vice President Richard Nixon is attacked in Caracas, Venezuela; several of Nixon's staff are injured
May 14, 1643 Louis XIV becomes King of France aged 4
May 14, 1796 English country doctor Edward Jenner administers his revolutionary cowpox-based vaccine for smallpox in Berkeley, Gloucestershire
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