Bad boys can change, right? Wrong. According to Eloise, there is nothing worse than wasting your time on a boy who is only going to cheat and break your heart. But that's all before she sets her sights on Reagan Parish, your typical bad boy. To him, everything is a game, and he always wins. Will Eloise see that maybe there might be more to a bad boy than what's on the surface?

Dominate, determined to get his way, this describes Christopher Maurice Brown. 3 girls, in need of one more, he sets his eyes on two different girls at the university. He's interested in both but needs only one. Who's he gonna choose?

Chris has always been a player, and he never cares about his grades or how much trouble he gets in. School seems like nothing but a waste of time, so he makes it his hobby to see how many girls he can get to fall for him. He begins to get bored, until a new student arrives. Her name is Cheyenne, and Chris sees this as the most fun game ever. He wants to get Cheyenne to sleep with him, and he wants to do it by the end of the day. He basically stalks her around the school, so she gives in just to make him stop. But when the player gets a taste of his own medicine, is it enough to change his ways? Or will Cheyenne develop feelings for him and allow him to win?