Bitter by Eden Beck

The first problem with Bleakwood Academy for Boys is The Brotherhood. Vicious. Ruthless. Untouchable. They are the gods of these hallways, the rest of us mere mortals.
The second problem is me.
Mostly, because I’m a girl.
It was never my intention to lie my way into an all-boys boarding school, but here I am—and now that I’m here, I intend to stay.
No matter the cost.
Jasper.
Heath.
Beck.
These boys, this Brotherhood, are as impossibly handsome as they are vile. From the day I arrive at Bleakwood they’re determined to break me. To them it’s a game, a right of passage.
But to me, it’s my life.
I thought my biggest challenge at this school was going to be hiding the fact that I’m a girl, but I was wrong. My biggest challenge is finding a way to leave Bleakwood in something other than a body bag.
These boys might call themselves a Brotherhood, but I know what they really are.
And what they are is wicked.