I found a new YA author who I adore!  If you're in the mood to read about some teenage love, with a twist.. then I recommend picking up Simone Elkeles latest books.  (just an fyi these are not in the paranormal/supernatural genre!)
I LOVE her Perfect Chemistry series.
 
  
(she is in the works of writing a 3rd book for this series)
Perfect Chemistry:
Tough guy Alex is primarily known by his classmates as a dangerous  member of the Latino Bloods gang. He’s not exactly thrilled when  Brittany Ellis, the school’s seemingly perfect beauty queen, is assigned  as his lab partner—and the feeling is more than mutual. But Alex’s  bravado works against him when he impulsively accepts a bet that he can  get Brittany in the sack. The romance that follows will not surprise any  reader, yet Elkeles gives it heart by constantly switching point of  view from Alex to Brittany to provide dual running commentaries on their  minute-by-minute insecurities and urges. Brittany’s controlling parents  and sister with cerebral palsy are well drawn, but it is Elkeles’  rendition of Alex and his life that is particularly vivid. Sprinkling  his speech with Spanish, his gruff but tender interactions with his  family and friends feel completely genuine. An idealized epilogue drains  away some of the book’s realism, but if the “romance” angle isn’t  pushed too hard, this is a novel that could be embraced by male and  female readers in equal measure.
If you want to read the synopsis for Rules of Attraction, click here.  I don't want to post it here b/c it gives a few spoilers if you have not read the first book yet!
I'm also recommending her latest series, Leaving Paradise.

Maggie has just returned home from a long stay in the hospital to repair  the leg that was badly injured in an automobile accident; Caleb has  just returned from prison, where he served nine months for driving the  car that hit Maggie. In spite of a court order to stay away from her,  Caleb continues to encounter Maggie and even ends up working for Mrs.  Reynolds, the same elderly lady who Maggie helps. Telling the story in  alternate chapters, Elkeles reveals the traumatic accident and its  consequences from both victims' points of view. Maggie can no longer  play tennis and is now convinced that she is ugly; Caleb must endure the  harassment of his former friends, especially the beautiful, seductive  Kendra. Not everything in the crowded plot is adequately addressed, but  Elkeles creates raw emotions, dialogue, and high-school ambience that's  just right. Maggie and Caleb are complex and authentic teens whom all  readers will embrace. Theirs is a delicate, delicious love  story--without the happy ending.
The sequel, Return to Paradise will be out Fall 2010 and I am anxious to read it!!
So.. if any of these peak your interest I highly recommend them!  Even though the subject matter is based around teenage romance.. I felt like Simone Elkeles took a very mature approach to it, and I found myself identifying with the characters.