Inherited Pressure (Book #2)

Being a Price-Bennett comes with expectations.

For eighteen-year-old Riley, it comes with a whole lot more.

With two parents who are legends in the basketball world, Riley has spent her entire life hearing the same questions. Is she actually that good? Or is it just the name?

So when she arrives at Stanford for her freshman year, she wants one thing: to make a name for herself that has nothing to do with theirs.

Then she meets nineteen-year-old sophomore Maren Voss.

Maren is confident, competitive, irritating as hell-and completely unimpressed by Riley's last name. They clash almost immediately, pushing every button the other has.

The problem?

It doesn't take long for irritation to become flirting.

Or for flirting to become something neither of them planned on.

Between college parties, jealousy, family expectations, basketball season, heated arguments, even hotter makeups, and figuring out how to love someone while they're both still figuring out themselves, Riley realizes escaping the Price-Bennett legacy might not be the hardest part of college after all.

Because falling for Maren happens fast.

Growing up together is the complicated part.