Wesbrook Stories

Tatum Klay used to belong in the water. Once an elite swimming champion at Ridgewood, her entire future disappeared after a devastating accident left her unable-and terrified-to compete again. With a father who refuses to understand, Tatum is sent to Westbrook Academy, a school ruled by money, status, and people like Beckett Calloway. Rich. Popular. Arrogant. And captain of Westbrook's swim team. While watching practice one afternoon, Tatum makes the mistake of pointing out that Beckett swims for himself, not his team. When Coach asks who would make a better captain, her answer is simple: Shaw Hendriks. The next day, Shaw has Beckett's title. And Beckett has a new reason to hate her. Things only get worse when Coach discovers Tatum's past and recruits her to train Westbrook's four best swimmers-Beckett, Shaw, Markus, and Hawk. Beckett doesn't want advice from a girl who's too afraid to enter the water. Tatum doesn't care what Beckett wants. But somewhere between early-morning practices, arguments, competitions, and the memories Tatum can't escape, the boy she can't stand might become the one person capable of pulling her back toward the water. She'll teach him how to swim for something bigger than himself. He'll remind her why she fell in love with the water in the first place.