He wasn't supposed to be nice. This changes everything. Charlotte Robinson has one goal: survive her senior year. Well, if she's truthful, it's actually to survive her new life without her mom. Which would be a lot easier to do if her dad was actually dealing with the death. Instead, he’s buried himself in so many abandoned vehicles that their yard has turned into a suburban junkyard and it's just a matter of time before the city intervenes. When Lucas Addington, the obnoxious rich kid who's been banished to the small town of Sweet Water, douses her in his carmel macchiato, she's pretty sure she's reached her lowest low. But that's only the beginning. He's conceited and spoiled—everything she expected from a billionaire's heir—until things begin to change. Suddenly, she finds herself drawn to him for reasons she can't explain. He makes her feel safe and wanted, something she'd forgotten how to feel. Just when she allows herself to open up to him, her life comes crashing down around her. Now Charlotte must decide if she can fix her crumbling life and keep Lucas, or fail and lose everything she holds dear...again. 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Misunderstanding the Billionaire's Heir from Anne-Marie Meyer. It is the first installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

Gorgeous, charming, and funny. Ky would be any girl's dream guy. Too bad he's my brothers' best friend. I fly below the radar. It's kind of my thing. With twin superstar older brothers, it isn't hard to do. But when I'm epically dumped by my first boyfriend ever, it puts me right where I hate to be—in the limelight. And suddenly, everyone in Sweet Water is alerted to my love life, especially my nosy and overprotective brothers. I did my best to manage the attention until I discover that Ky Andrews, the guy that I've crushed on since elementary school and my brothers' best friend, is also paying attention. He's recently broken up with his girlfriend and is actually talking to me...like a girl, not a bud. Just when I think this might be the happily-ever-after I've dreamed of, my brothers ruin it all. Suddenly, every boy in Sweet Water won't touch me with a ten-foot pole—including Ky. But when I'm suddenly paired with Ky for a project in yearbook, it seems like he's struggling to keep his distance. Now confused, I have to decide if I'm willing to take the risk and fall for Ky or protect my heart and forever remain a wallflower. 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Crushing on My Brother's Best Friend from Julia Keanini. It is the second installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

Talking to him is forbidden, so why can’t I stay away? It’s been five years since Wes and I have spoken. Five years since he decided our friendship was less important than our parents’ fight. So when we’re forced to practice a duet together, I expect him to keep our contact to a minimum. Instead, he’s telling me the feud between our parents has gone on long enough. That he misses me and wants to fix things between us. But I’m not going to fall for it. I won’t fall for his charms like so many other girls have in the past. If only my stupid heart would listen to my brain. Because kissing the boy next door is no way to fix a family feud. Or is it? 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Kissing the Boy Next Door from Judy Corry. It is the third installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

I knew better than to fall for him. There was a reason I had a no dating rule. It only leads to heartbreak. And no one had ever tempted me to break it—until Jason. I was close to giving in, to trusting him enough to be more than friends who stood a little too close and looked at each other a little too long. But then he started dating her. Turns out, my rule didn’t protect me from getting my heart broken. But something is weird. He doesn’t look at her like he looks at me. And I’m going to figure out why. 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Flirting with the Bad Boy from Michelle Pennington. It is the fourth installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

How did I end up in a fake relationship with the gorgeous captain of the basketball team, Jett Bryant? Where do I start? Back in kindergarten, I used to dream about kissing that adorable brown-eyed boy. He was also the pastor’s son but that didn’t stop me from chasing him down, tackling him on the playground, and kissing him smack on the lips. Then in eighth grade, I was about to kiss him for real (as real as a spin the bottle kiss could get) but Jett ruined it by telling everyone about the playground kiss so I kissed some guy named James instead. Fast-forward to our senior year where Jett and I got partnered in Marriage and Relations class and were asked to research—of all things—The Chemistry of a Kiss. It had me thinking about those yummy lips of his a little, but I kept my focus strong since I was dating TJ Reynolds, one of Sweet Water’s most misunderstood bad boys and lead singer of Grungetown. But somewhere along the way, TJ got jealous and kissed Jett’s vicious ex-girlfriend and that’s how he became my ex and that’s when the whole fake relationship idea started in the first place. The trouble is, all the feelings I had for Jett over the years came pouring back as we spent time together, and our topic wasn’t helping the situation one bit. Neither were the incredible kisses he gave me as we “pretended” to like each other. Things really get complicated when Jett starts cozying up to me when nobody’s around to witness it. Maybe this whole fake relationship is turning into the real thing. But how can I be sure? 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Chemistry of a Kiss from Kimberly Krey. It is the fifth installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

Spending time with my nemesis never felt so good. Carson Brooks has been my enemy since the day he moved to Sweet Water and tried to drown me in a rogue wave. Not only are we enemies, but we're not quiet about it either. We're polar opposites. Where I'm a perfectionist and methodical in all things, he is carefree and the life of the party. While Carson tries to trip me in the halls on a regular basis, I'm busy glaring holes through his disgustingly thick skull. Oh, and did I mention I'm best friends with his little brother? Talk about inconvenient. But it's our senior year and my life is unraveling. My parents are at each other's throats, I have yet to hear back about early admissions at the college of my choice, and I have no date to the Snowflake Ball. So, when Carson whacks me in the face with a basketball during gym class, I snap. I go for his throat—literally. Now Sweet Water's principal is giving us a choice: face suspension or find a way to work together on the holiday Angel Project. Great. As if living in a warzone weren't enough, now I have to spend time with the enemy. But as tensions rise and we begin spending time together, I realize there's more to Carson Brooks than his cocky exterior. Maybe I like him more than I thought. Maybe a little too much. 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Falling For My Nemesis from Tia Souders. It is the sixth installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

It was just a fake kiss. It wasn't supposed to make my heart stop. He was my best friend since...forever. Parker was just, Parker. Dependable. A little geeky but so was I. And we weren't supposed to have chemistry. I was in love with Lucas. Dreamy, hot Lucas. But Lucas was in love with Charlotte, which stunk. And then I kissed Parker and my world shifted and I started to wonder, was Lucas the one for me? Or was I chasing after the wrong guy? 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Falling for My Best Friend from Victorine E. Lieske. It is the seventh installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

When Summer Snow is told she’s on the cut list for softball tryouts, she’s desperate to fix her swing. Her fear of being the only senior cut this year lands her at the local batting cages, bartering her time for free batting practice. The owner isn’t willing to make the trade; but, his son, Gabe the hottie rich kid, is willing to help her out when his dad’s not looking—as long as she cleans the men’s bathroom. Ew! But, whatever. Anything to make the team. Even with a few nights in the cages, her swing’s not improving. Gabe’s sincere suggestions help and before she knows it, she’s daydreaming about the cute baseball player instead of the scholarship she's been working toward. A stolen first kiss at a party and she’s falling fast, but tryouts loom ahead of her. If she can’t keep her head in the game, Summer will end up watching, softball and Gabe, from the sidelines 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read It's a Prank from Lucy McConnell. It is the eighth installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

Only my worst enemy can save me now. Quite frankly, my senior year at Sweet Water High has been kind of lame. Okay, I got the lead in the school musical, but then I got stood up on Homecoming by Bentley Nielsen, the boy of my dreams. Even after he broke my heart, I'm still crushing on him. I know I should forgive and forget, but how can I when he's never even apologized? My only hope of saving senior year is to win the state drama competition. But in order to win, I have to do a romantic Shakespeare scene with, you guessed it, Bentley Nielsen. How could this get any worse? 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Much Ado About a Boy from Jeanette Lewis. It is the ninth installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.

I made two promises after my brother died: to run a charity marathon in his place and to avoid Jeremiah Dermot at all costs. So when my car’s broken down on the side of the road while my parents are at a retreat to save their crumbling marriage, of course Jeremiah’s the one who pulls up and offers to give me a ride. I don’t care how handsome he is when he looks at me with those adventure eyes or that any other girl would give everything to drive across the country with him. No, I’m thinking about my brother and the little boy in hospice he wanted to run this race for. Now I have two choices: break a promise to my brother, or take a road trip with my enemy. 1 town. 1 high school. 12 sweet romances. Read Road Trip with the Enemy from Kelsie Stelting. It is the tenth installment of the Sweet Water High Multi-Author Series. Each book is a stand-alone but follows the school year chronologically.