Never Would I Ever

There's always that one boy. The one who's so off limits that even thinking about him makes you feel guilty.
For me, that boy is Nashville Wilde. More tempting than the perfect iced latte after a ten-day caffeine detox, he's gorgeous-of course-but he's also really sweet, funny, and he seems to see me . . . the scholarship kid who's invisible to everyone else. And if the only problem was that he was way out of my league, a literal movie star whose picture is plastered across the walls of girls around the world, not to mention king of the ultra-elite boarding school I'm only attending because I can kick a soccer ball into a goal? I might have still shot my shot. If only the obstacles were that simple. Because the biggest hurdle of all is the beautiful, kind, lovely, hilarious London-the girl I love like a sister. She's the one who's been there for me since the moment I stepped onto this campus, the one who's had my back no matter what came my way, my very best friend in the whole wide world. But London is Nash's sister. And her biggest insecurity is that girls only befriend her to date her brother. It's happened before. And I won't let it happen again. I can't do it. So never would I ever kiss my best friend's movie star brother. This book was previously published under the title, The Kissing Game.