There was something about Devyn Foster that drew people to her. I guess it didn't hurt that she was a good looking girl; but it was more than that. She was the most fun person to be around, an idea firework, you never knew what would happen next. There was no telling Devyn she couldn't have what she wanted, because in the end the bad girl always wins. **** Get ready to ride. . . Ryker Harley doesn't do parties- they weren't his thing. He was quiet, but not out of painful shyness. But, one night his friends encourages him to attend Trenton Rascals party, free to all, even the nerds. Upon arrival, he bumps into the bad girl herself Devyn Foster. Who is only usually seen with a posse of bikers at school... but this is the first time Ryker has ever seen Devyn wrecked and drunk. One of her biker "friends" gives him the keys to her luxury vehicle and an unconscious Devyn. You see there is one tiny problem, Ryker doesn't know how to drive. And he ends up crashing the bad girls car. So when Devyn finds out who the "nerd" was that drove her home the other night she wants to kill him. Ryker is terrified and tries to negotiate with the bad girl. However, Devyn Foster doesn't want his money. . . she wants something else. Devyn is everything Ryker needs to stay away from. But, staying away, he's about to find out is the only thing he's incapable of. Buckle up. . . this is going to be one hell of a ride. Book Cover: AverySummers

If people were natural disasters, he was a hurricane. Of course you wouldn't know that by just looking at him with those oceanic blue eyes and that windswept blond hair, looking as if he'd just stumbled off of an island. Maybe he looked like he rode the waves instead of creating them. But he was a hurricane: destructive and utterly antagonistic. And I just couldn't get enough.

❝And, slowly, I will find my way back to you.❞ - in which I attempt to navigate the perils of a terrible love.