When Alexis agrees to help the school's player, she must guard the secret that could unravel everything - even as unexpected feelings complicate the game. *** What happens when Alexis Dawson, the 'resident loser' of Redwood High, agrees to help the school's notorious player, Aaron Walker? How can she stop herself from falling for him? It isn't all love and romance - Alexis has a secret of her own. Join them on a journey of jealousy, betrayal, trust, friendship, and love. A little favour just got a whole lot more complicated. *** He was so close, his breath hit my lips. His eyes darted from my eyes to my lips. I stared intently, awaiting his next move. His lips fell near my ear. "Shut up and kiss me" He whispered roughly. A chill shot up my spine. I pulled back, staring at his eyes and leaned in...

Lauren Gray is falling hard for Drew Law. Covering their secrets and drama from each other, they hope it silently goes away but only more will surface if Lauren chooses to love her brother's best friend.

One school. One female. One thousand boys. "Beware. They're not just boys. They're demons sent from hell. Those rascals will be your nightmare." Yes, I've been warned. Yes, I didn't listen. Yes, I thought I can handle kids very well. And yes, I took the job as a new teacher at Rich Boys Academy. And I'm still in my 18 years of age. I need this job more than anything in the world. It's the only job that accepted me without any qualifications except the principal asking me if I'm strong enough to handle kids my age. And even though I don't even know if I can, I still said yes and took the job. I badly need it to save myself and my family. "Welcome to Rich Boys Academy, Ms. Sarah Greene." Annddd... here we go. The beginning of my journey to hell. *THIS BOOK IS NOW EXCLUSIVELY PUBLISHED ON DREAME.* If you wish to read this book for free, download the app "Dreame" and search for Rich Boys Academy.

I wasn't different; I was like every other teenage girl at school. I didn't resist the bad boy, the bad-boy didn't resist me. We fell for each other—just like every other bad boy and good girl cliche. But, the thing was, I wasn't necessarily a good girl and he wasn't necessarily a bad boy. We disagreed (and thoroughly) when acknowledging different subjects, that was for sure, but we weren't exactly polar opposites.