More than just roommates

Claire Sterling has always despised girls like Isabella Monroe-rich, spoiled, and dripping in effortless perfection. The kind who never had to try, never knew what it was like to be invisible, and certainly never had to deal with the awkwardness of being an introverted mess. So when Claire moves in and realizes she'll be living with the Isabella Monroe-queen of effortless charm and undisputed social royalty-she's ready for hell.

Isabella, of course, doesn't make it easy. She's insufferable, always tossing her perfect hair, leaving her designer bags everywhere, and acting like the world revolves around her. Claire's only saving grace is their third roommate, Natalie Wood, who seems to exist as the sole buffer between Claire's brooding glares and Isabella's smug smirks.

But hate is a funny thing. Because between the arguments, the accidental moments of vulnerability, and the tension that lingers just a little too long, Claire starts to see something else in Isabella-something real. Something that makes her heart race in a way that's impossible to ignore.

And before she knows it, the girl she swore she hated becomes the only person she can't stop thinking about.

But falling for Isabella Monroe is dangerous-because loving her might mean letting go of everything Claire thought she knew about herself. And that? That's scarier than any spoiled brat could ever be.