Telling the truth is so overrated. In most cases, telling the truth will get you in less trouble than it would to lie. In Jay Benson’s case, lying’s the only way out. She’s envied her twin sister Kimberly Benson all her life, watching sister spin her web of lies to get anything she ever wanted. She has everything. Especially Owen Houston, the Benson’s next door neighbour and Jay’s childhood best friend. But one party changes everything. Something happens between Jay and Owen, and Jay is forced to tell numerous lies, if she wants to keep her encounter with Owen a secret. Also learning, she’s not the only one who bares them.

Madeline (Max) Bishop has always been a football loving, prank pulling, down in the dirt, tomboy. She’s never owned a dress, never put on makeup, and has never had one girl friend. This all changes when her best friend, Owen makes a remark about how she is “basically a dude”. This slaps Max in the face, and she is determined to turn around her personality from a tomboy, to a frilly girly-girl. During this drastic change, Max will find out who she really is, for better and for worse. And perhaps fall in love with someone she least expected?