What’s one thing you should never do? Fall for your childhood best friend… Especially if he’s charming, mysterious and perfect in every way. I planned to spend the summer before my senior year suntanning on the beaches of Portugal. Unfortunately, my parents have other ideas—they’ve sent me to work at the family hotel. Instead of lying on white sand beaches, I’ll be trapped in the mountains. It’s the worst punishment I can think of. Or at least, it seems that way until I see HIM. Noah Sawyer. Tall. Gorgeous. And mysterious. He’s Edendale High’s resident heart throb, and he’s also my former best friend. We haven’t talked after what happened three years ago, but fate has brought us together again. It might be the last summer we ever spend together. Three years ago, I wanted to kiss him, but couldn’t. This summer will be my last chance.

What’s the first rule of having a fake boyfriend? Don’t catch feelings. Especially if he’s the guy of your dreams… I should’ve known better than to rise to the bait. But I was sick of being called undateable by Edendale High’s mean girls. So I told them I had a boyfriend. The problem? I lied. And now they’re doing everything they can to prove it. It looks like my time is up. Until I meet Wes Adams. Handsome, funny, and the state's most coveted quarterback, Wes is a total catch—and he’s newly single. He also happens to be working with me at Legacy Inn this summer. When Wes proposes a fake relationship, it seems like the perfect answer to both of our problems: I help make his ex jealous, and he pretends to be my boyfriend in front of the girls from school. But, the more time we spend together, the more I realize I have an even bigger problem: If dating Wes is supposed to be fake, why does it feel so real?

What’s the one thing that could never happen to a girl like me? Dating a billionaire. Especially when he’s charming, mysterious, and just a little bit of a bad boy... My summer is perfectly planned out: work hard and study harder. Between housekeeping shifts at Legacy Inn, I’m going to write the perfect college admissions essay to guarantee my acceptance into Harvard. There’s no time for distractions. The problem? My essay SUCKS. I have nothing exciting to write about. Enter Cooper Monroe. Son of an A-list movie star and a powerhouse CEO, Cooper grew up in the lap of luxury in Beverly Hills. He’s been banished to Legacy Inn for the summer, and I’m stuck working for him. Gorgeous, famous, rich—and never wearing a shirt—he’s the ultimate distraction. He’s the last person I should get involved with. So why does my heart beat so fast whenever he’s around? Falling for him is NOT part of the plan...

What’s the first rule of following your dreams? Not letting your sworn enemy get in the way. No matter how gorgeous he is… Getting a summer job at Legacy Inn is a dream come true. As soon as I graduate next year, it’s goodbye shy introvert who spends her life behind her camera—and hello Kiara Garcia, world-class photographer. Nobody is going to get in my way. Especially not Jonathan Wright. All-star athlete, insanely good-looking, wildly popular… and my nemesis. The problem? We’ve been forced to work together this summer… which means the person I hate most is the only thing standing between me and my dreams. But, if we’re supposed to hate each other, why can’t I stop thinking about his lips on mine? The Summer I Fell for My Enemy is the first book in the Legacy Inn sweet romance series. If you like feisty heroines, amazing dates, and perfect happily ever-afters, you’ll love Sara Jane Woodley’s sweet romances. Previously published as Chasing Sunrise by Sara Jane Woodley.