Rebel Child

Blythe Stryker was the definition of rebel. She had been removed from seven different schools, all owned by her father. Creating trouble was her hobby, and there were no teachers, counselors, or therapists that knew how to fix it.

After getting kicked out of Windsor, an all girls prep academy, Blythe had nowhere else to go. International boarding schools had closed their enrollments for the year and her father wouldn't dare send her to any other prep school than his own. The only other schools left available to Blythe, were the all boys schools her father owned. In particular, Berkshire Academy. It was her father's oldest and most loved prep school. This school was the solution to her bad behavior, it had the strictest teachers in the country.

Nothing could contain Blythe Stryker. Nothing could tear her down or change anything about her. Or at least that's what she thought before Brooks Van Doren, Theodore Huntington, and Sebastian Carmichael marched into her life.