Madeline Stone knows where her future is heading-her family has that part all figured out. On her twenty-first birthday she is stealing a few moments back from her own life before relinquishing every part of herself to their plan. Jackson Rider is a southern boy who grew up with a football in hand. He has seen a lot in his time as a quarterback, but when Madeline stumbles her way into his life throwing the most unconventional passes-he can't get the beautiful rookie out of his head. In life as in football, even the most solid plays can be intercepted.

Avery Rhodes has the most perfect boyfriend any girl could wish for. Charming, sweet, completely loyal, and like Avery, is always mature and responsible in every decision he makes. He's the type of guy every girl sees in their dreams, and the type of guy every guy wants to be. When Logan, Avery's boyfriend, goes out of town, he leaves Avery in the arms of his boisterous, bad-boy cousin, Wade. Wade and Avery rebuild their friendship that they had once upon a time… Little did they know the trouble they’d cause. Avery and Wade both have something in common: they both love the person that they are about to hurt the most.

Do you believe in fate? Kayleigh Brown does. She believes that everything happens for a reason, that our lives are mapped out for us before were even born. She believes in fate so much that when she meets the incredible guy at the bar, she knows it’s not meant to be. This guy can't be meant for her because he's on his stag night. He’s promising himself to another woman, taking himself off the market and committing to someone else. Fate was just messing with her this time; if he was the one she was meant to be with then there would be some signs to show that. He wouldn’t be that easy to cut out of her life. But even when the signs start appearing, Kayleigh chooses to ignore them, going against everything she’s ever believed in her life. Instead, she tells herself that fate is what you make it, fate is about choices, and she chooses not to be with him. But is it really going to be that easy?