Play Dirty

She didn't know her boyfriend was cheating. Everyone else did.

Marlowe Hayes has one rule: don't fall for a football player twice. Her boyfriend Grant was supposed to be the safe one - steady, sweet, hers. She didn't know half the campus was watching her get humiliated behind her back.

Knox Calloway doesn't chase. He doesn't have to. As team captain, he's the guy every girl wants and no girl keeps - until the night he meets the one person on campus who isn't interested in him at all. Marlowe is off-limits, taken, exactly the kind of complication he's spent three years avoiding.
He goes after her anyway.

She pulls away - loyalty, guilt, the stubborn hope that her relationship is what she thought it was. But the closer Knox gets, the harder it becomes to ignore what's true: her boyfriend's been lying to her, someone's been watching her far too closely, and the person she trusts least might be the only one who ever told her the truth.

When the games stop being just games, Marlowe learns exactly how far some people will go to keep her exactly where they want her - and exactly how far Knox will go to make sure they can't.