Spoiled, and Other Young Adult Novels
Morgan and Cocks co-authored Spoiled, a young adult novel about what happens when a Midwestern girl learns that her father is actually the most famous movie star in the world, and goes to live with him and her half-sister in Los Angeles. The book was published by Poppy (an imprint of Little, Brown) on June 1, 2011. The book's follow-up, Messy, is due to be published in 2012.
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