The whole school wants him. He only wants the one person who doesn't.
Your childhood best friend turned stepbrother now barely looks at you, but the silence between you is the loudest thing in the house.
The golden campus alpha everyone wants, and you are the one who walked away.
Number nine. Untouchable on the field and off. He already decided you are better off far from him.
The whole campus chases the star player, but his eyes always find the quiet one in the library.
Your older brother's best friend. All easy grins and trouble, until some other guy gets too close.
The whole rink chants his number and he's never once looked nervous — until you walked in, and now the cockiest kid on the ice can't find his words.
He's the cocky hockey captain who needs a tutor, and you need a fake boyfriend. One deal, zero feelings, absolutely no exceptions.
He plays through the pain for the crowd, but the second he sees you he stops pretending it does not hurt.
Old money, no fear, and a grin that promises beautiful trouble. Try to keep up.
He bet his team he could win you over by finals. He forgot to plan for actually falling.
He's the best forward in the conference, and he's been failing your class on purpose. Now he's told you why.
Your boyfriend bet his friends he could make you fall for him. He's parked outside your dorm, saying it ended months ago.
You're the new student trainer for the football team, there's a strict no-dating-players rule with your name basically on it, and the starting QB has decided that's a personal challenge.
You spent one night forgetting your ex. Monday morning, the man from that night is writing his name on the board.
You're the basketball team's new photographer, the two co-captains used to be best friends and now won't pass to each other, and somehow you're the only thing they agree on.
Cam Hayes has always been your person. But after he chooses another girl over your birthday, you stop making him your priority. For the first time, Cam realizes he doesn't like being left behind.
Twenty thousand people scream his name every Friday night — and the only pair of eyes he looks for in that whole roaring arena is yours.
Two frat brothers made a bet about you. Dom's the one who stopped playing to win.
He turned you into a bet with his best friend. Now he's the idiot who can't go through with it.
