What Is Love?

It's Emerson Carter's freshman year of high school at The Institute of Sports and Performing Arts Academy - also known as the Academy. Her days consist of early morning and late night figure skating practices, school, and hanging out with her group of friends. She's focused on her figure skating dream and in turn leads an uncomplicated life. That is until she starts getting closer with Elijah Turner - her best friend's twin brother.

Chelsea and Emmy have been friends since their final year of middle school, but due to different social groups, Emmy was able to meticulously avoid Eli and all the complications that came with his spotlighted hockey career. Throughout their transition to high school, their very separate friend groups begin to mix. And after a 15th birthday party, things start to change between the two.

Eli's game is unmatched. He's popular, funny, hot as hell, and an uprising ice hockey star. And when he's talking to Emmy everything seems to fall into place. But his reputation for being romantically unreliable causes a halt in their story. Meanwhile, Emerson struggles to find the words to tell her best friend that she's fallen for her brother.

As their understanding of each other intensify over the years, both Emerson and Elijah find themselves falling deeper as they spiral into a commitment free relationship filled with a multitude of 'maybes', 'what ifs' and a whole lot of miscommunication.

Will Emerson put her friendships over a guy who understands her better than anyone? And will Elijah be able to change his ways for the girl who he knows deserves better?

'What Is Love?' is a story about silent heartbreak, wrong doings, and the importance of relationships and second chances. But more importantly, it explores the complexity of love. So what is love? A friendship, a situationship, a mistake, or maybe even a heartbreak.