What do a championship game, a front page expose, and Melanie Ramirez's freakishly pretty eyes have in common? They're all things that are going to make Tally Ackerman's senior year at St. Agatha's School for Girls a living hell. When straight-A student Tally is given the ultimatum of the century by her college counselor, she is thrust into the world of badminton. Only through curb-stomp battles, bus singalongs, the group chat from hell, and Coach Rohart's general disdain for life, will Tally make it to graduation (relatively) unscathed. Will she bring her newfound team to victory? Will her teammates accept her as one of their own? Will Melanie EVER stop batting those eyes at her? Is a scholarship even worth it? Tally's on her way to finding out.

Kennedy Matthews hates a lot of things, but at the top of that list is none other than Wesley Adams. He's the combination of all things wrong with the world and yet his impossibly large ego prevents him from seeing himself as anything less than a god. While he might look like one, he usually tends to act like the devil. This wouldn't be much of a problem if he wasn't the son of Kennedy's father's best friend. Their families are together constantly, which means, of course, that Kennedy and Wes are together too. When their families plan a dual winter holiday at the Adams' winter cabin, the rivalry between their kids is sure to bring up some tension. That, of course, they expected. But they didn't expect the massive snowstorm that left their kids stranded, alone, on Christmas eve. What happens at the cabin stays at the cabin, right? If only. [ note: this book contains swearing and references to alcohol ]