Cliques, stereotypes, popularity contests, and teenage drama all mix to create a once in a lifetime experience you'll never forget ― high school. Lauren Scott has been bullied for years for her good girl reputation. She can live with the snide comments and jabs at her reputation, but she wants one thing more than anything else; her freedom. She lived contently as the golden child her parents wanted for years, followed their rules to the letter, and let them make all of her decisions for her, but feels as though she has let life pass her by. Especially when she catches her father cheating. Lauren comes to realize that even if you do everything as your supposed to, life can still surprise you. She's going to learn to live for herself, and make the rules up as she goes along, but she doesn't know how to live without a guideline. Lauren is forced to ask her biggest tormentor, Kayden Daniels, for help. Kayden is nothing but trouble, and is willing to turn her whole world upside down with nothing more than a mischievous smirk and a proposition. If she wants his help to remake herself, to change into the person she really wants to be, then she has to pay a price. But what's Kayden's price for helping her shed her stereotypical good girl reputation? Her virginity. It won't have to be given up until her reputation has changed, but Lauren isn't sure she can live with the consequences of making a deal with the devil. But with no one else willing to help her, there's not another option.

Becca Ryder feels like nothing can touch her while she's in the water. Although when high school started she was so focused on her athletics to get her into college that she never had time for a boyfriend or even friends for that matter. But when her new coach starts to show an interest, it gives her just another reason to go to practice. Coach Ryan Mathews was the picture of ruggedly handsome men that currently were plastered over every magazine and bill board in the state of Florida. When he starts teaching Becca a game of sexual teasing and filling her with a sense of lust that she hasn't felt in a long time, her competitive side just doesn't give up until she wins at his own game. She's up for anything and she sure won't let him win. Because two can play his little game.

Strict parents make rebellious teens. Jade Phillips wasn’t what everyone wanted her to be. She was supposed to be an honor roll student, polite, and most of all, well-behaved. Instead she has a juvie rap sheet as long as her arm, a liver that has handled more alcohol than most Irish men, and a partying habit that keeps her hungover on weekdays, and she doesn’t care. She wasn’t going to change for anyone, or so she thought. Her father is remarrying, and the family dynamic isn’t the only thing he wants to change; he wants Jade to change. His future wife, the senator of Virginia, is running for re-election and she cannot afford to have Jade’s unruly behavior ruin her reputation. That means no more drugs, alcohol, partying, and most of all, no more arrests. If Jade is unable to clean up her act, then she will be forced to go and live with her overzealous grandmother in the middle of nowhere. Forcing her to leave her friends, and her life behind. Now Jade has to make a decision. Will she change for the better or will she suffer the consequences? After all, no one has ever been hurt by a little bad publicity. **This is now published and only a sample of the book**