Good At Being Bad (#1)

Good At Being Bad (#1)

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Eighteen year old Bunny McKay lives the perfect. She has two loving parents, an older brother who'd do anything for her, and two best friends who are always there when she needs them. She's one of the best cheer leaders on her team and makes good grades in school. She's obviously on the right path. But what happens when she somehow ends up on the wrong path after getting caught up in a robbery at the gas station? All she wanted was gas and beef jerky, but in the end all she got was a somewhat cocky flirt who has immediately taken interest in her. Jesse Deveraux, he was bad and he and everybody else knew that. Parents looked past the leather jacket and motorcycle and thought he was nothing but a gentleman. Bunny knew he was anything but. After seeing each other again after the robbery at a rave, Bunny is irritated and wants nothing from this criminal, but he on the other hand wants nothing more than her. Somehow he convinces her to ditch her friends and the rave to go out to eat with him, but the only condition was he was to never see her again. He agrees, but since he wants her he does the opposite and soon Bunny realizes she needs him like he needs her. As Bunny starts to spend more time with him and her feelings toward him start to change, secrets she wasn't meant to know start to unravel and light is shed on the lies. She knew Jesse Deveraux was bad, she knew that he was down for anything; she also knew their bike rides in random parking lots were real. But what she didn't know was that Jesse Deveraux hid a secret that possibly put her life on the line. Even after all the good times they shared, maybe Bunny should just let this mysterious, flirtatiously hot boy go. He was too bad for her. A dangerous kind of bad. {Cover by Call-Me-Bell}
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Meet Violet Summers. She's the sarcastic girl who doesn't really ever get noticed by anyone. She blends into any crowd because of how "normal" she is. And she loves it. She wouldn't be able to stand the attention of everyone around her. That's why she won't tell Ryan Bloore, her crush for three years, that she practically worships the ground he walks on. Ryan is the captain of the basketball team at their school, so guys see him like he's a god and girls act like he walks on water. If they were to date, all eyes would be on her- she would be under everyone's scrutiny. So she's kept her feelings a secret, and she's done her best to suppress her emotions these past years, but she's realized that she's been so caught up in making people not notice her that she didn't realize how lonely she would be when no one was watching. Now meet Ryder Knight. School bad boy. Quarterback captain and heartthrob. The kind that wears a leather jacket and has tattoos all over his arms. The one who shows up to school riding a motorcycle. Just your average run of the mill "if you get involved with this guy, you will meet some serious trouble" kind of male. Well, too bad for Violet, she's stuck with him now. After all of the years of pushing away her feelings for Ryan because of her fear of being seen, she is now all anyone can look at- because of Ryder. Because of him, she can feel their stares, and she hates him for it. The longer they spend time together, the more Ryder starts to realize he actually enjoys being around her-despite her snarky comments about how much she despises him. And if Violet is being completely honest with herself, she's also starting to realize she might not actually hate the fact that people are noticing her now, but hate the way Ryder makes her feel.

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