Book three: Jora Sanchez: She fell for the one guy that she shouldn't have. " I love you so much that it hurts. But can that love make up for that amount of shit that you've put me through?" Kyler McKay: He fell for the girl that he couldn't treat right. "What do you want me to do? I'll do it but please don't let this be the end. I ca- I can't fucking lose you, Jora." "I just can't." __________ "It all started with a game." Six months ago he decided to let her go. Six months ago they both experienced the worst heartbreak. Six months later he's back to win her heart. But has he truly changed? Will they be able to deal with the girls and the status that now comes with Kyler's career? Will their love be strong enough to repair past damages? Or is it time to let each other go? For good this time. Welcome to book three in the USC series following Jora Sanchez and Kyler McKay #1 in USC

Amalia Romano has been putting her heart back together, piece by piece after her high school boyfriend broke it four years ago, when he left the city with his mother and little sister. Amalia thinks she'll never see him again until she does at her friends bachelorette party. Only she wakes up the next day in his bed, but disappears before he wakes up and spends the rest of the day ignoring him before the journey back home. But then things start coming back to her from their drunken night: laughs, jokes. Oh, and their walk down the aisle in a Las Vegas chapel before they were married by an Elvis impersonator. As soon as she realises that she's married to the boy who unknowingly broke her into a thousand pieces when he left, she wants to divorce him. But an opportunity comes up for her to advance her business, however it's a club strictly for married ladies. He agrees, but the real question is: will this fake marriage transform into a real one? COVER CREATED BY @sugarhighstoned

She was always half a step ahead of him. She was that gentle gust of wind that happened before his storm. She was always half a step- an inch ahead. Oh, how she bothered him. How she bothered them all.