My Dear Alexander (The Helpless Trilogy collection)

John Laurens, a senior at King's High School, struggles to accept his new life. With a girlfriend he's forced to date, he has to accept all changes. After his break up with his ex-boyfriend, Francis Kinloch, Laurnes vows to himself to never fall in love again. He vows to himself to never be so idle, to never be so niave or foolish. But all that changes when he meets a fellow immigrant coming all the way from the Caribbean islands, a seventeen year old boy with dark red hair and strange deep blue eyes and an unusual sense of kindness that catches Laurens' heart instantly. When the boy, whose name he'll learn is that of Alexander Hamilton, helps him break up with his arranged girlfriend, Martha Manning, Laurens couldn't have thanked him enough. But when he learns his father will be visiting him for two weeks, expecting the blonde to be engaged with the woman he never loved, Laurens panics and frantically asks Hamilton to become his fake girlfriend due to his feminine qualities he possessed. Without thinking, Hamilton agrees. But little did the two teens know, they're lives will change within these two weeks.

(A re-telling of Helpless, the first book of The Helpless Trilogy, told in John Laurens's perspective)