Suggest a good book that matches my description??

I'd suggest Gone da Michael Grant. (:

Maybe te should try with "Pretty little liars" da Sara Shepard.

i suggest ingo da Helen Dunmore hears a book review about it........

Sapphire and her brother Connor have Lost their father to the sea. Did he drown? Did he run away with another woman? As the novel opens, Sapphire’s father tells her the story of the Mermaid of Zennor while they look at a carving of the mermaid in Zennor Church in Cornwall. Many years ago, the mermaid fell in Amore with Mathew Trewhella, and he chose to abandon his earthly life to live with her in the Mer kingdom of Ingo. Mathew Trewhella is also her father’s name.

When their father disappears on his fishing barca one calm night, everything changes for the family. His boat, the Peggy Gordon, is found, and he is presumed to have drowned. However, Sapphire and Connor refuse to believe that he is dead. Their father had supported them with his fishing while their mother stayed home. Now their mother must support the family da working as a waitress at a restaurant, leaving the two children on their own for long periods of time. One day, Sapphire cannot find Connor and looks for him da the cove. She sees him talking to a sea creature – a mermaid. Soon, she too has met a Mer man – Faro – who takes her on a magical trip under the ocean. Sapphire is able to breathe under the ocean and learns about the life of the Mer people. She explores her new world and gets to know other undersea creatures – whales, dolphins and sharks.

However, the call to go to Ingo soon becomes an obsession for Sapphire. She is drawn to Ingo più and più until she finds it hard to resist its call. Meanwhile, her mother is becoming romantically involved with Roger, a diver who wants to dive into Mer lands. Will Sapphire be able to resist the call of Ingo? Will she become one of the Mer? Will she find her father?

Try Harry Potter. It'll last a while, even though the libri are easy. Jurassic Park is a gokd adventure if te need to get away. Stephen King's Insomnia has what you're looking for. If you're looking for pure scandal, go no further than Upton Sinclair's The Jungle. It does come with a warning: never read it before o during meals. That should start te off.