Life With The Boys
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Ryder is a 17 year old girl that lives in Australia, she loves her athletics and soccer. Jake (her best friend) and Ryder move over to England to go to college. But what happens when she is in a dorm full with boys, not just your typical boys but your school bad boys.
The school bad boys sleep around with any girl they can get their hands on, but Jace the leader of them is still a virgin. Their are 3 different groups of the bad boys but these boys are the worst. Jace, Mason, Micheal, Dylan, Oscar, Josh and Gale all hate one of the other groups leader Zavier.
What will happen when Ryder falls in love with Zavier and he loves her back? You will have to find out by reading this book.
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