Some things you can fight.
Some things you can fake.
And some things... are undeniable.
Imani Blake is used to staying lowkey. A sophomore at Fairbourne University, she balances her psych major, tutoring job, and friendships without getting caught up in campus drama. She's not the type to chase boys-especially not someone like Malik Hunter, the wide receiver with a reputation, a fanbase, and a smile that never quite reaches his eyes.
When Imani gets assigned to tutor him, she expects a headache. What she doesn't expect is a boy hiding real struggles behind his cool, quiet facade-including a learning difference that's never made it into his records. Malik is sharp, observant, and way more complex than the rumors suggest-and for the first time, Imani feels truly seen.
Then there's Daniel Park: her Behavioral Research partner, tech-desk coworker, and the kind of sweet, grounded guy her mom would love. With Danny, everything feels safe and certain. But her heart keeps drifting-to the silence, the stare, the tension between her and Malik that keeps deepening in ways she can't ignore.
As tutoring sessions turn personal, football season ramps up, and one kiss leads to more questions than answers, Imani finds herself caught between two versions of what love could be. One easy. One messy. One undeniable.
Book 2 of the Seasons Series
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Imani Williams got the guy, but she also lost the girl.
After her best friend loses all recollection of her existence, Imani is degraded to the title of "Ethan's girlfriend". She is forced to lie about her past to preserve her future whilst battling her own inner demons. When Kelly's unexplainable glimpses of a foreign past resurface, Imani is left with a decision that will change everything.
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Kelly Price has always loved her older brother, Ethan. They've had their issues, but he would never lie to her. Not after what happened...
Or so she thought.
With her recent memory loss, there's two years of her life unaccounted for, and all she can do is fill in the blanks as best as she can. But what happens when the truth that she's been given doesn't match the glimpses of her resurfacing memories? Who can you trust when you don't even remember your own life?
Will Ethan and Imani be able to sustain the truth that they've fabricated or will everything around them implode?