The Way I Fell for You

Willa James would rather read poetry in the back of an old thrift store than deal with high school girls, or boys and their shallow drama. With incense in her bag, crystals in her pocket, and a journal full of poems she'll never read out loud, Willa has made peace with being the "weird hippie girl." She keeps her distance, protects her heart, and doesn't believe in love-especially not the kind that comes from a boy like Jace Callahan.

He's everything she despises: arrogant, reckless, surrounded by girls who should know better but refuse to have their own brains. He's got a cigarette behind his ear, a car he probably stole, and a smile that's gotten him out of more fights than into them. Everyone knows Jace is trouble. What Willa doesn't know is that he's playing a game-and she's the prize.

When a dare to make Willa fall for him turns into something neither of them saw coming, Jace begins to wonder if he's finally met the one girl who sees through the smoke and mirrors. But secrets don't stay hidden forever-and when the truth about the bet comes out, it will tear both of them apart.

Now Jace has to prove he's not the guy he used to be. And Willa has to decide if she can trust the one person who shattered her carefully protected world.