Love isn't a right, it's a desire. It can be ripped away just as easily as it came. Rayne is a junior at NYU and has had a rough past. She solves her problems with sex, movie nights, and her best friends. She also prefers to go through her days constantly denying the fact that she may not be okay. She has banished the mere thought of falling in love from her mind, she'd rather run in the opposite direction. Its less painful that way. "No relationships. No feelings" She's scarred and broken. She desperately tries to put the pieces of her wrecked past back together but nothing works. Nothing sticks. Not until him. Atlas is a junior and a college soccer athlete and isn't your average player. He'd rather spend his time with his nose in a book. From the moment he first laid eyes on her and experienced her stubbornness first hand, he was hooked. He didn't know why that was, nor did he know how to stop it. He'd never met anyone as alluring as her. He'd also never met anyone more willing to dive off a cliff than have a conversation with him. He was constantly drawn in, no matter how many times she pulled back. That didn't stop his persistence to want her. To know her. To love her. What happens when Rayne and Atlas cross paths and he is dead set on making her fall for him? Will she be able to resist his charm? She has a witty, sarcastic, bitchy personality and refuses to let him in, so this will be difficult. Will Rayne be able to stick to her pact with herself to not fall for someone? Will love be ripped away from her like she has experienced? Does she even deserve to be loved? "No, I don't. You deserve better."