Synopsis:

 

Heading off to her first year of college, Destiny is ready to take on the world. On the college dance team with

her best friend, Amy, all Destiny wants is to have fun, enjoy her college years, and spend time with her older

brother, David.

 

Troy is captain of the football team, sexy, sweet and her brother's best friend. Practically a member of the

family, Troy has always been off limits...until now.

 

One night together changes everything...

 

A childhood crush turns into more and Destiny has no choice but to grow up sooner than she planned. Will life’s unexpected detours derail her forever? Is there a happily ever after in the cards for Destiny and Troy?

 

Only time will tell.

 

 

 

Review by Cezanne Dilbert:

 

Destiny is in her first year of college and part of the school dance team. Dancing is her life and how she

copes with stress. She’s beautiful, smart, and she doesn’t take crap from anyone. Troy is the school

quarterback and her brother David’s childhood best friend. Troy is sexy, sweet and a ladies man. The

two grew up together, and have always been close friends, but after a night of partying they wake up

in bed together. Not wanting to ruin their friendship because of one night, they decide to make it a

one-time thing.

 

With his ex, Buffy still trying to pursue Troy, the two pretend to date in order to get Buffy to back off.

The two are ok with the arrangement, but when the lines start to blur, they have to decide: are they still

pretending or do they want something more?

 

“The boundary lines of friendship keep getting blurred. Fake is starting to become a little too real for

me.” ~ Destiny

 

“I want you tonight. I miss this sexy body of yours underneath me. You’re my drug, Destiny. I need my

fix.”

 

There is a twist that changes this for the both of them. Destiny has to decide whether to follow her

college dreams, or to take a different path.

 

I really enjoyed this book. Destiny and Troy were great characters and I love the banter between the

two. Her brother David and her best friend Amy were hilarious. I would love to have friends like this

because they were supportive and were ready to take on anyone that messed with them. There wasn't a

lot of drama or angst, but it was such a sweet and easy read, that I was able to finish it in one sitting.

 

I give this book 4 Stars!