The fourth installment of the "Ex-Cheerleader to Varsity Football Player" series and this time, things will get hotter in Miami more than ever. Alex is expecting for a fun junior year, with the homecoming game and just hanging out with her friends. But who would expect Alex's life take turn for the worse when one of her past relationships came back to haunt her? Now, Aiden and Alex's relationship are at stake. This time, it looks like the ex-cheerleader had just been tackled.

A sixteen-years-old sophomore, Alex Burke, moves to Miami, Florida with her mom after her parents divorces. Once she gets there, she made new friends as well as new enemies. Until an accident proves her worthy of being on a Football Varsity team with other boys. Make it or break it, Alex will have to prove that she can score a touchdown better than anyone have ever seen. To add to the stress, she will find astonishing revelations to why her parents divorce in the first place. Alex will have to learn to believe, kick-ass, and trust in true love in order to face the Miami heat.

Sequel of "Ex-Cheerleader to Varsity Football Player" seventeen years old Alex Burke and her football team gets to vacation in California for the summer. Alex thought it was going to be perfect seeing her old friends again but she was dead wrong. This is California, home of scandal, backstabbing, and cheating. In this game, Alex will have to go against ex-boyfriends and betrayals from all sides. Can she take the California heat?

She stepped in front of me and looked at me with hatred filled electric blue eyes and asked, "who do you think you are anyway?" Her voice echoed in the stadium and silence followed, filling the air of the chilly evening as I stared at her shocked; I hadn't been expecting a question. I was ready for her to curse at me or even try to punch me, but the question caught me off guard. Looking around, the team stared at me, expecting an answer; so, I straightened up, trying to match her height; looking at her in the eye with equal hatred, I replied, "The football manager." Arianna Marie has been the assistant football manager for Spanish Club Real Madrid for five years. What happens when FC Barcelona's team manager retires? Arianna is notified that she is going to be transferred to Barcelona. She's forcefully being sent to her RIVAL team! If she doesn't go, then she'll lose her job. How will Arianna cope with being caught in no man's land between her home team and her new team?

I see the pigskin flying through the air. I block the running back and run towards the ball. My hands open, waiting to feel the ball in my hands. The feeling never comes. I turn to see a giant, 200 pound man running towards me at full speed. My mind doesn't process it until it's to late. All of the sudden I'm weightless and can't feel the ground underneath me. Then I feel the sickening crunch as my back hits the fake grass. I feel like I'm being dragged across the ground as my momentum launches me forward. I flip over and my shoulder hits the ground with a solid thud. That's not the worst part. My helmet goes soaring through the air and it's so quite, I can hear it land. I see my helmet on the ground and know it's too late. Jess Arthur, a quiet, shy girl is suddenly thrust back into Football, a game not only one of her her favorites, but her most feared. She knows that the guys would never accept her, so she disguises her self as Wolf, a masked player. Nothing could go wrong, right?

Elizabeth Kane's life is pretty normal. School, parents, annoying siblings, you name it. But after a life changing accident that her older brother, Gabriel, goes through, and a challenge is presented by him, she has to ask herself questions. Is she really prepared for what happens when she tries out for the football team? Are her family members really beside her till the end? And last, but not least, is her father, along with the men of the town right? Is football just a man's sport?

My name is Aspen Smith. I live in Ohio and go to Jasper High School. I'm 17 , a senior in high school. My mom is never home, so I'm always doing my own thing. I play football for school and Im a art/digital media freak. I moved to Ohio 5 years ago, I lived in Nebraska! Every week it seems like something new is happening but you never know when something HUGE will happen. Can Asen and her friends handle the hurt, pain, happiness, joy and all the mixed feeling they will encounter?

Shea Stevens is the captain of her high school football team. She's beautiful, wanted by many, taken by none, she's smart, sassy, she never backs down from a fight but most of all she's untouchable. Well, most of the time anyway. So when another captain, Carter, gets a little too close for her teams liking she finds out that they aren't exactly human. And neither is she.

Meet the girls at Rogerson's Dance Camp. They all are rich, goody-goody girls that have never broken one rule and don't plan on it anytime soon. They all go to private schools and are on the fast track to becoming lawyers and doctors and neurosurgeons. They're not the ugliest girls, either. Meet the boys at Langlade School District Football Camp. They are middle-class people who could care less about the rules and breaking them. The biggest chance they've got at a good career is the people who are overachievers, the ones who work too hard, and, of course, the people that play sports. They're not the ugliest boys, either. So what will happen when Ms. Rodgers insists that to jog with the girls, they need to learn some manners, so Coach McDonald suggests that they partner dance? What happens when Ms. Rodgers agrees, sets up the partners, and assigns them a specific dance that they will have to perform at the end of the summer? Will Aubrey, the goodiest of the goodies, and Landon, the biggest jerk and flirt of the football players, be able to dance together or will they decide to keep their distance? What happens when Aubrey might think she's falling in love with him? And what if Landon loves her too?