I hate Grayson Knight with a passion. Ever since he pulled a prank on me as kids, I've kept him in the mortal-enemy category, and we both prefer it that way. Now we're seniors in high-school and he's still the same immature jerk. I avoid him as much as possible, but when an argument turns ugly and lands us in detention together, I know my life is over—especially when my dad, the city's police sergeant, finds out.

I have no idea how we'll get through this, so I'm surprised when Grayson comes to my rescue after I'm cornered by a sleazy basketball player. Suddenly, the boy I've always hated isn't the enemy. If seeing him with new eyes isn't confusing enough, a secret kiss sends everything scrambling, leaving me to figure out what I want, and if I can even have it. Because Grayson isn't like other boys—and I'm starting to find out why.