One party. Three teens. Twenty-four hours that will change everything. She looks for a mate. One boy's invisible. The other's too popular. Hannah Davis arrives at Keira's party with a checklist and a lose her virginity to Eddie Penrose before university starts. No feelings, no complications—just one item checked off her pre-college list. But Hannah's about to discover that some plans have consequences you can't screenshot your way out of. Ben Wilson shouldn't even be at this party. Anxious, overlooked, and convinced he's destined to be alone forever, he's learned to survive by staying invisible. But when Hannah crashes into his life in the most unexpected way, Ben realizes that being seen might be scarier—and more powerful—than hiding. Eddie Penrose is Glassworth College's legend. Twenty-three conquests this year, a "Hat-Trick" of virginities to complete, and a reputation that precedes him everywhere. But beneath the designer clothes and curated confidence, Eddie's performing a role he can't escape. And tonight, someone's finally asking him to stop. As the party spirals from flirtation to disaster, these three teenagers will collide in ways none of them planned. Between manipulative schemes, unexpected confessions, and moments of devastating honesty, they'll discover that the person you perform for social media and the person you actually are can't stay separate forever. Some masks crack. Some secrets leak. And some nights, you can't script your way to the ending you wanted. Unscripted is a binge-worthy psychological drama that pulls you into the messy reality behind the filtered feed. This book is perfect for readers looking Multi-POV contemporary YA/New AdultOne-night timeline with rotating perspectivesDigital culture meets real connectionAuthentic British Gen Z voicesComplex characters who make mistakes (and face consequences)TikTok-quotable linesBooks that explore toxic masculinity, consent, and identityContent Contains mature themes, strong language, sexual situations, and difficult topics. Recommended for readers 16+. Readers are "I couldn't put it down. These characters felt SO real." "Finally, a YA book that doesn't shy away from how messy being a teenager actually is." "Ben's chapters destroyed me in the best way." "This is what happens when psychological depth meets page-turning drama." "Not the story I expected—but exactly the story I needed."