Aria is a scholarship student. She works hard, gets good grades and stays out of everyone's way. She wants to get into an Ivy League university someday and she won't rest until she does. They say that 'birds of a feather flock together', hence Aria surrounds herself with people much like her. She has plans, hopes, and dreams none of which include Dayton. Dayton is your stereotypical bad boy. He is wealthy, smart, charming and as handsome as can be. His family owns one of the largest Enterprises in the nation, and with wealth comes power. He knows that he WILL be going to an Ivy League school because in his universe there are no other schools. Dayton's world includes socialites, expensive cars, and raging parties, the one thing it doesn't include are people like Aria. These two are as different as can be but for some reason the universe keeps throwing them together. Can these two teens figure out how to co-exists in on big boarding school or will they realize that they are simply way too different? It's as cliche as cliches get, but hey they are cliches for a reason right? Note: This story takes place in the same boarding school that Ana and Chance when to in Before the Darkest Storm.

What if fate's playing a cruel joke on you because your soulmate annoys the heck out of you, despite sharing an undeniable chemistry? Ethan Tyler is your typical arrogant jerk of a bad boy. He likes sports, girls, and booze - and he got no problem getting it all. While in the world of luxury, Daniella Howard couldn't ask for more. All she wanted was someone to see her and rescue her from all the superficiality. Daniella grew up in prestige. Ethan lived a normal life. They didn't get along when they met, having lived in completely different worlds and having different beliefs. Five days is all they have. Five days to bicker and to get to know each other. All it takes is FIVE days to change their lives forever. Are they soulmates or fate's mistake? ___________ This is a stand-alone book. Mismatched Compatibility features the characters from "A and D" and "Realize", but you don't have to read the mentioned books in order to enjoy this one. :) All rights reserved. (True story, bro.)