Scarlett's new boarding school was everything she expected it to be: Strict teachers, snobby rich kids and a school building that would rival Hogwarts, yet, what stereotypes had failed to warn her about was the hot guys- or the drama that just seemed to always follow them. When Scarlett first meets Noah, her heart is racing, but he is just the kind of guy she needs to avoid- arrogantly confident, overly flirty and the school heart throb. He's the guy who has everything, the girls, the looks and even a twin brother. How would he ever like her anyway? But when her 5am swims in the school ocean pool seem to always have a guest visit from yours truly, Scarlett begins to crack his cocky persona he portrays in the public eye. As their infactuation rises, so does the tension, as the distance between Noah's private and public personalities is strained and a jaw dropping plot twist reveals that everything is not as it seems.
**an improved version of Isolation - the same story but rewritten to be more mature, and a better read**
Megan Hayes and Logan Brooks are your typical, rebellious teenagers that spend more time in the school isolation room than an actual classroom. Well, that's Logan anyway, who's so close to expulsion that even getting a bad score on a class quiz could get him thrown out.
They both attend a private school in the small town which consists of rules stricter than a prison, and a bunch of stuck up pupils with IQ's higher than Albert Einstein's.
When Megan ends up falling to sleep in class because of the previous late night she had watching 'Keeping up with the Kardashians' until 1am with her Mum, she gets dropped in an after school detention faster than you can say "oops".
But who knew that sitting through a detention, and later in an isolated room with Logan could quite possibly make the school she despises actually worth going to. And who knew that in the 5 years of going to the school, the only person she actually becomes close with (and I mean really close) is the guy shooting paper spitballs at the teacher.