Grady by Zoe Hart

I’m a good girl.
In high school, I got straight A’s, made friends easily and with everyone, and, as captain of the cheerleading squad, I cheered on my classmates. Then senior year, like the good little beauty queen my mother raised me to be, I was voted prom queen.

Now, five years later, I’m still a good girl, but as I head home for my high school reunion, I’ve traded in my prom queen tiara for the Queen of Social Media crown.

Grady Slade is a bad boy.
He may be a hotshot photographer now, but he’s also surly and rude, and when he looks at me with a dark, brooding intensity, every cell in my body tingles. Suddenly, all this good girl can think about is doing things only very, very good girls ever get the chance to try.

But with one little kiss, we set off a media storm that threatens to engulf both of our careers. Too late, I realize how dangerous Grady Slade is to me. To my career.
Most of all, to my heart.