Brooke Mead has always been the Good two-shoes, never missed a day of school, never been in trouble, never got drunk or done drugs, she's your stereotypical good girl. She's afraid of falling in love as she has witnessed two sides of heart break. Her best friend Leigh falling in and out of love all the time. Her older brother Tristan being a player himself doesn't help her image of love. But then again how can you have an opinion when you've never been in love? Everything changes when Tristan's best friend Luke comes along and suddenly she sees him differently. They've known each other all there lives. What makes her see him differently? Will things end as well as she hoped? Or will she be rejected?