Blaine had everything. He was popular. He was on the football team. He could have any girl in the whole school. He's the new kid but everyone already loves him. Including Kurt Hummel. But the football hottie isn't suppose to fall for the only openly gay kid. He's suppose to hate him for being different. But Blaine's different. He's not a stereotype. He's not even sure what he really is. Stereotypes aren't what they seem.

Travis Blake and Gavin Drake have been best friends since they were infants. They share an impossibly close bond and know everything about each other, except for one little thing. Gav doesn't know that Trav is secretly gay and deeply crushing on him. Trav, sick of being secretive and prompted by his friend Gage, decides to become open about his sexuality. But that's when thing get even more confusing. There's Rose: The straight, pretty, independent girl who likes Trav. Gage: The short, perverted, bad tempered asshole who likes Trav. Alex: The shy, cute, secretly gay boy who likes Trav. And then clueless Gav, who shows no romantic interest in Trav. With senior ball coming up, Trav must decide whether he will move on to someone new, or continue being hopelessly in love with his best friend.

Taylor Holmes' story started off as any other romance cliche... A boy who was secretly in love with his best friend, but didn't have the guts to confess how he truly felt... until the day a genius transfer student enters his life, making a devious bet that turns everything upside down. Now nothing is as it seems, and Taylor will have to risk a lot for a chance to win the boy of his dreams, but after many unexpected turns and a rollercoaster of surprises, Taylor might end up getting more than he bargained for... First Edition, July, 2014. Copyright 2014 by Kyra Cross. Second Edition, 2023.