You've always been the good girl—focused, responsible, and loyal to your older brother MK's rules. But when you're paired with his best friend Malachi for a history project, the lines you've drawn start to blur. Malachi is everything you should avoid: a player, a risk, a secret waiting to explode. Yet behind his killer smile is a guy who texts you goodnight and introduces you to his little sister Ellie. As stolen moments turn into something deeper, you both know the truth could shatter MK's trust and change everything. In a small town where everyone knows your name, can you keep a love that was never supposed to happen?

(alternatively called: slow burn, vicarious embarrassment, and shenanigans) A girl made of short tempers, clumsy feet and ridiculous amounts of sarcasm has to join forces with her painfully obnoxious neighbour in the name of love (better known as raging teenage hormones). Because when it comes to the wider scheme of things, what's one tiny bargain with the devil? (Spoiler Alert: total chaos.)

Bianca is a popular, image-obsessed college student who has never had a real boyfriend — and if she graduates without one, her parents will arrange her marriage. Drunk and desperate, she clicks through a sketchy 'wish-granting' website and orders a boyfriend. She wakes up to a beautiful girl in a school uniform sitting on her couch, smiling sweetly: 'I am your girlfriend.' The site's policy is clear — no refund, no exchange. Now Bianca is stuck with Naia, who is warm, relentless, and completely unbothered by every protest Bianca throws at her.

Delaney Mercer got warned the second she walked into her fourth high school that a certain boy named Dominic Slate was basically the definition of a bad boy, and better to just steer clear. But all that did was make Delaney's curiousity spike. What was so 'Bad' about him? And sometimes, the bad decisions are the best ones.

The rules at Attwood Academy are simple: don't speak to The Elites, don't go near them, don't breathe within three feet of them. Elise Moreau, a scholarship student with a gravely ill mother at home, knows better than to break them. But one agreement with Adrian Beaumont—the most untouchable boy at the top of the social pyramid—changes everything. Suddenly Elise is thrust into a spotlight she never wanted, and the walls she's built to survive are crumbling fast. The worst part? Adrian might not be exactly who she expected him to be.

Hazel Ellison is seventeen, entering her junior year of high school. Popular, sociable, and seemingly confident, she is utterly unprepared for the firestorm that is the new girl: Sloane Kincaid. Dark, mysterious, and cocky, Sloane is everything Hazel hates in the bad girl cliché. Determined to keep far, far away from this tempting, motorcycle-riding senior, Hazel tries everything she can to steer clear of her. But when sparks start to fly, can Hazel really resist the temptation that is Sloane Kincaid?

Ronan Malone. Hot, cynical, and infamously labelled the bad boy of Blackridge High. Attention-seekers throw themselves at him. Idiots try to fight him. The people who know what's good for them keep their distance from him. If you fight him, you already know you'll lose fast. Short-tempered, mysterious, with those oh-so-hot looks. All that was enough to make a person fall stupidly hard for him. If only he ever cared enough to give a single shit about them. Not when he happened to be the youngest gang boss in New York City, with only one thing in mind: stop his just-as-cynical brother from wrecking his life worse than he already had. Lily Whitmore. Not a nerd. Not a cheerleader, either. All she really cares about are her workaholic (and maybe even a little messed-up) parents, her adorable cat, her far-from adorable best friend, and her sleep. Literally. Living a normal, carefree life and trying her hardest not to flunk Physics, there wasn't much else she wanted. Until a letter turns up in her mailbox... ...and that ordinary, carefree life flies high above the clouds. "The problem is," he said as he leaned closer, "If I kiss you, I don't think I'd be able to stop."