rip·tide
noun \ˈrip-ˌtīd\
: A strong current of water that flows away from shore and can be hazardous to swimmers.
Kat Armstrong is sarcastic, stubborn, headstrong, and most of all, wild. But, only when she’s around people she feels comfortable with. To the rest of the world, she’s just Kat. Everyone knows who she is, but is a wallflower. She’s nice to everyone while still remaining genuine. Kat is just your typical girl, nothing special.
When Kat’s father gets a job transfer from her hometown of Seattle to Kinston, North Carolina, she is faced with one of the most difficult things when being a teenager. Fitting in. She’s forced to make new friends, maintain her grades, and keep up with Rosen High’s latest and greatest. But the one thing she isn't forced to do is give up her heart. She plans to keep it on lock down.
Asher doesn't “sleep around,” but he’s only in a relationship for his own benefit. He’s popular, but not a jock. He’s hot, but not a God. But if there is one thing, Asher Sterling does NOT take no for an answer. His aggressive and cocky attitude fuels his drive to get what he wants. He notices Kat, just like every other girl, but doesn't pay attention to her. It’s a small, insignificant moment, but that’s all it takes for them both to get swept into the riptide.
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*I promise you this will not be a cliché story. I am going out of my way to avoid all classic relationship/falling in love stereotypes. Thanks for reading!* ~ Nikita
Ever wondered what it's like to be a boy? You're about to find out.
Love isn't meant to be easy, everybody knows that, but is it meant to be this hard? After a mistake at a party, two highschool students end up in each other's bodies. The problem? It's hard to fall in love, when the person you love is in your own body. Read on to see how the two unfortunate students learn to adapt to each other's lives, including periods, peeing and a whole lot of awkward genital issues.
WARNING. STRONG LANGUAGE IN FIRST CHAPTER. Rated R for strong language, not sexual stuff. I mean there's a part about her poking a penis but that's only because she doesn't understand why she has one. Wouldn't you poke your own penis if you woke up as a boy one day?
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