When Reece Macpherson was thirteen, she fell in love. Not with someone her own age but with her oldest brother's best friend, Kane Jackson, who was four years older than her. But this wasn't just a one-sided thing. He loved her, too. At least that's what she thought. Now four years later, Reece is 'little miss player' at school, going out with two or three different boys every week. She was just looking to have fun and not commitment. Ever since Kane broke her heart and moved all the way across the country to go to college and play basketball, Reece had never thought that love could be real. Reece never expected to see Kane again...until she walked into class after Christmas break of her senior year and found out that he was her new teacher and boys' basketball coach! But teaching isn't the only reason why Kane came back... And he's keeping a bigger secret than even Reece could have imagined.

"I'm black!" Nathan screams but the voice that erupts from his throat is a high shrill screech. "I'm white!" Blessing screams but she brings her hands to her throat, mortified at the deep resounding voice that escapes. Nathan and Blessing look at one another in shock and awe, unsure of how to comprehend the situation. "Damn, I am so good looking," Nathan states haughtily, admiring himself through Blessing's eyes. ****************************************** Nathan and Blessing have three things in common - 1. They both go to the same university and live on the same floor. 2. They are both the sluts of their campus and have a running competition to see who can out sleep who. 3. They've been arch enemies since they were 16. One morning they wake up in their beds, in their rooms, in their flats...in each other's bodies! Nathan attempts to find a cure or an explanation to the body swap however Blessing finds this as a golden opportunity to get revenge on Nathan. Nathan gets wind of this and decides that two can play this game and he too begins sabotaging Blessing's life. As they try and navigate and destroy one another, they realise there's more to the surface than what meets the eye.