so you like YA?! discussion

So basically I'll give you 10-15 words you have to find in a book. The winner decides the next words.
But to make it a little bit more difficult, you can also try to find the exact book I was reading when I picked the words!

Rules
1. You don't have to find the words in the order they were written down. e.g. It's fine, if the first word is at the end of the book.
2. You don't have to find the exact book I read to win, it's just a nice addition(if we had a point system, I'd give you bonus points! lol).
3. The book doesn't have to be from your read shelf.
4. Everyone is allowed to ask 3 questions each in order to find the original book.
5. The questions have to be answered with either "Yes" or "No", no other hints allowed!
6. Questions regarding the shelf, like "Is the book on Shelf XY?", are not allowed.
7. There is no timit limit for this challenge, since it can be rather time consuming to find all words.

Feel free to ask questions! :) (I'm not even sure if I answered every possible one!)

My words:
Chicken
Cold
Smile
Safety
Tears
Elbow
Pasta
Danger
Guests
Husband
Dance
Conversation
Company
Heart
Forgiveness

Have fun! :)

Just so I'm understanding

all these words came from the same book and we're to guess which book?

Right :)
But you can also try to find another book.
I just thought it might be easier, if the words came from an actual book. I mean what if I choose 15 words and they never appear in one book? The chance is pretty small, but who knows! XD

So you can either guess my book or try to find your own. Just thought it could be more fun, if there is actually a particular book you have to look for. :)

is this a book you've already read?

I'll answer that: Yes :)
(Sorry for answering so late, I didn't see your question earlier!)

But this question is actually against the rules:
"6. Questions regarding the shelf, like "Is the book on Shelf XY?", are not allowed." Since it's the same as "Is that book on your read shelf" I want to prevent people from using this system, since it will be too easy to figure it out if, for example, the person is new on goodreads and didn't read a lot of books yet.