"The best defense against the treacherous is treachery." In Arlin Preparatory High School, where the students seem to live by this code, Lyndon Prince has become the new, easy target during her first week as a transfer student. Lyndon's first and last year at Arlin Prep will be filled with a smooth-talking bad boy, a charming football player, a sketchy cousin, a jealous ex, and a whole school full of drama-loving instigators. Who knew the easiest part of senior year for Lyndon would be her AP Calculus class? [Book #1 of The Prep Series]

(Book #1: Rich Kids series) Take a ride along with some of Flint Ridge Prep's finest to get an inside look at the battles that these teens face. It proves that even the most privileged kids have struggles.

No one saw it coming when two of the most elite rival schools on the upper east side decided to merge together in order to form the pinnacle of academic and athletic excellence. Especially not the the students. What will happen when two rival golden groups are forced to be in the same school? One word, Chaos. This is the story from the one and only Winnie Archibald, a member of the Constance Golden group. Winnie is both a mixture of class and sass but what will happen when she buts heads with Chase Abrams from the Juliard Golden group who is sarcastic, arrogant and narcissistic. Do not judge a book by its cover, these are not your average group of privileged students. They are the pranksters, the classy, the snobby, the immature, the sarcastic and the athletically gifted students of the Upper East Side. In a series of fights and childish antics, the golden groups are at war. But what happens when Winnie gets caught out by the principal and is forced to help coach the new football team, whom she does not get along with? Being forced to lead them to the championships will the golden groups come together as one, or drift apart more than ever. Everything is not as it seems but after all, there can only be one golden group.