Switched
Everyone knows love triangles, but ever heard of a love square?
I love Talon. Wesley loves Reagan. Reagan and Talon are in love with each other… or so they think.
I’m not saying I’m a genius or anything, but I do have a GENIUS plan. After hatching it up with the most annoying guy ever, Talon’s best friend, Wesley, we’ve got a step-by-step way to get everyone with who they really belong with.
Now to do it without ruining friendships… or, you know, falling for the wrong guy.
Friday Night Alibi
I’m just out to make money, not fall in love.
And business is booming, if I do say so myself. I run a nice little Alibi service. These rich boys need shenanigans and their trust funds, and I have a perfect halo over my head here in Sundale. I’m a parent’s dream. Plus, it gives me all the time in the world to hole up in my room, play online video games, and pretend we had the best study session ever.
However, not everyone is on board with my very lucrative gig. Chase thinks he’s doing me a favor, but really, he’s is gonna hurt my bottom line and singe my halo with his devil horns.
But of course, I can’t seem to stay away from the guy. Not with that sweet, orange smell and cute cat of his and his wit. Sparring has never been better… or more dangerous for business.
The Real Thing
I usually prefer book boyfriends, but my new roomie is hella hot.
He’s also my long lost BFF, and after a screen only relationship with him, I finally get some actual face time. Only problem is, I’ve got the addiction. The social media addiction. It’s bad. And I can’t seem to keep my phone out of my face.
I better figure it out soon, though. Eric’s got my whole heart, but how in the world can he know that?
Just when I think I’ve got my social anxiety under control, the girl I’ve been pining for sets me off all over again.
I’ve been through therapy. Still at it, actually. My ex messed me up—well, more. I’ve always been kinda messed up. And now that I’ve got the chance at the real thing with my best friend, I can’t keep her attention long enough to make a move.
Am I really that repulsive, or is her fantasy world just way more interesting?