Charlotte Black was completely and utterly perfect. She was captain of the softball team, popular, a 4.0 student, and drop dead gorgeous. Most of all, she was straight. Lemon Hatfield was not. She was introverted, unpopular, gay, and lacked one athletic bone in her body. For Lemon, Charlotte was unattainable, the girl everyone was crushing on but nobody could get. Everything changes when Lemon spots Charlotte working at a McDonald's an hour away from their school. This makes Lemon question everything she thought she knew about Charlotte and her seemingly perfect life. As she discovers more and more about Charlotte's struggle, Lemon learns to never judge a book by its cover, and that things aren't always as they seem.

Claudia was raised a full Christian, went to church every Sunday and holidays, volunteered at multiple charities, and does good deeds whenever it's needed. The only problem is she's wondering when she'll start to like boys. When new girl Sha'Tanya comes to school it changes everything. Tanya just moved out here and has some sass to her, but it's only because before she moved her girlfriend broke up with and she wanted to put a hold on relationships but she met Claudia and that changed her. She doesn't just like her for the body but her personality. But how will she get her to accept herself and it's ok to date the same gender. But when she keeps getting pushed away she tries her best to keep fighting for Claudia.

After moving away for college Kaden's life was as predictable as she had imagined. Living day to day until she graduated, forming friendships and getting into relationships that she looked at as expendable. She even had started to believe maybe love wasn't meant for her. Not that she was looking for it... or so she told herself... until someone comes crashing into her live and put everything in question.

Eve Davis and Ezra Fanning have been the best of friends for five years. And they haven't had it easy. They've been through it all together- and now they're embarking on their newest journey, leaving their hometown for good, and escaping to a University across the state. However, there is just one thing in the way- Eve has been in love with Ezra for their whole friendship. And Ezra...well, she has no idea. Will Eve's feelings be reciprocated...or is she in for unimaginable heartbreak?

Finally out and proud in her final year of college, Phoebe Clarke finds herself ready to try to find a girlfriend. She isn't sure where to begin but she is glad to have the support of her best friend Emmy Rose to support her. While Phoebe continues to work hard in her art classes, she soon meets the new girl, Courtney Allen, who she finds herself drawn to.

Isabella Wilder is the epitome of clueless. From getting disgusted stares from her classmates to having her own best friend blatantly flirt with her, she is unaware of all of it. The brunette's main focus is on setting a good example for her younger sister, it has been for awhile now. Lynnex Williams is mentally traumatized. For years her parents have abused her not only emotionally but mentally, her best friend being her only source of happiness. Lynnex and Isabella have been best friends since their first day of Middle School when the two of them shared a sandwich together at lunchtime. Unfortunately after knowing someone for that long you're bound to catch feelings, especially if you're as close as they are. Will Isabella reciprocate Lynnex's feelings for her or will she prove Lynnex's homophobic parents right? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• This book is apart of the 'Wilder Series' but can be read as a stand alone.

Nova Astrid has been acting since she was 13, and ever since her acting career started, she's been in intense competition with Milani Zaffrid; the spoiled rich girl who gets every tv role Nova works her ass off for. Nova works hard to avoid talking to Milani, which is hard considering they go to the same high school, and they've both been cast as rival characters in the same tv show. Unfortunately, it gets even harder for Nova when the co-writer Matt Davison loves their "off screen chemistry" and decides to make Nova's character Milani's character's love interest. Their intense rivalry gets in the way of their acting ability, and are forced to fake date as practise for the show, and get more comfortable with each other. Let's hope this doesn't awaken anything in them.

You have a boyfriend, but is your eye on someone else? And is it possibly his older sister? Rosemarie (Rose), has what she thinks is the perfect life. She goes to school, parties, and hangs out with her best friend, Caroline, all the time. Oh, and her boyfriend Lucas. Until one day he randomly asks her if she wants to come over and meet his parents. She's wondering why he's asking her now since they've been together for 5 years. But everything changes when she sees Harper... Lucas' older sister. Rose has never felt this way towards a girl before and especially not towards her boyfriends sister. This isn't right, right? Wrong. It's never wrong to love His Sister.

Julia Has known her sexuality her whole life. she's always liked girls, no question. she's never dated though, because of her mother's disapproval for anything but straights. her best friend Duke have a "relationship" to hide the fact that she's a lesbian. later, online, Julia meets Rose, a girl who lives just down the block. they fall in love, and what could come of this? stay tuned to find out~~

As she disconnects her lips from mine, she shoots me a smirk that sends chills down my spine. "You have no idea how long I've been waiting to do that," -- Aspen Grayson has had her fair share of crushes in her life: the beautiful celebrity in her new favorite tv show, the cute girl that sat behind her in algebra, the cashier that she crossed paths with for only a few minutes at the grocery store. But those were just simple infatuations that didn't last past a day. None have ever amounted to the crush she has on Ivy Charleston, her straight best friend.