Being accepted into one of the best private colleges in the United States on a full scholarship was supposed to be one of the best things that's ever happened to a person, right? Wrong. Ella Parker. One of the most successful law students in the world, has been offered this opportunity. With no family, barely any income and a tragic back story, Ella decided taking this scholarship was her chance to start fresh and to try and move on with her life. Of course, she didn't expect to be sharing a dorm room with one of the most cold, arrogant, and meanest bad boy on campus. Caleb Hunter was smart, sexy, popular, and worshipped by everybody that had ever laid eyes on him. He always managed to get his way and never had to ask for something more than once. Until he met Ella Parker. When two conflicting personalities are put in the same dorm room for the next few years of their college life; how do they react towards one another? The odd pair can only have one of the two endings planned; Good, or bad.

Joey is too charming for words, drifting through college on a trust fund and a gorgeous smile. Tucker is kind-hearted and community minded, without an ounce of patience for guys with big trucks and even bigger egos. Both are trying to outrun their pasts. Both have something to prove. She wants to save a small part of the world. He wants to escape from under his dad's thumb. Will Joey be able to break down the wall Tucker's built around her heart? Once Tucker knows everything about Joey, will she be able to forgive him enough for both of them? Now available for pre-order on amazon, the Harlequin edition of this book, renamed Bad Reputation!

[SEQUEL TO ACHIEVING A GRADES] **MAJOR SPOILERS** Peyton Cooper is heartbroken at the loss of her true love, even a year after the event. She hasn't dated or even so much as glanced at another girl since. Her best friend, Sebastian White, and his boyfriend, Noah Mathews, have been there every step of the way to help numb her pain, but nothing seemed to be working. Now Peyton and Sebastian are going to University, where new bonds can be made and old scars can begin to fade. Maybe Peyton can finally start to heal, away from the town where everything happened, and finally begin her life? Or maybe she'll meet the the very person who destroyed her, once again. What are the chances of mending a broken love?