Trinity High Series by Allie Sarah

When Dean Ashcroft spots his sister’s best friend asleep in the common room of their boarding school, he figures the nice thing to do is to carry her up to bed. The next day, rumors start swirling around them, and Dean happily tells everyone he and Gracie are dating – just to see the look on Gracie’s face. When Gracie Adams wakes to find herself “dating” Dean, she’s furious. The rumors are ruining her life! There’s only one thing for her to do, and that’s to turn the tables and take her revenge... moreWhen Dean Ashcroft spots his sister’s best friend asleep in the common room of their boarding school, he figures the nice thing to do is to carry her up to bed. The next day, rumors start swirling around them, and Dean happily tells everyone he and Gracie are dating – just to see the look on Gracie’s face. When Gracie Adams wakes to find herself “dating” Dean, she’s furious. The rumors are ruining her life! There’s only one thing for her to do, and that’s to turn the tables and take her revenge. Gracie and Dean find themselves embroiled in a war of wits, flirting, and payback that cannot end. Not until one of them admits the truth – that they were never dating in the first place. But while the equally stubborn Gracie and Dean are fighting to outdo one another, they must also fight their rising feelings. Things heat up between the pair, and pride and stubbornness trump detentions and dreadful family reunions. The truth might have to come out, or they risk losing something more important than the game – each other. less

It’s fitting that they’re reading Romeo and Juliet in class, because Raina Cohen’s story is most certainly not having a happy ending. She’d ask her not-so-secret crush Jesse Ashcroft for his opinion, but the formerly close duo haven’t spoken in days. Instead, Jesse’s been hanging out with his best friend, Nicole, who would happily ensure that Raina met the same fate as Juliet... moreIt’s fitting that they’re reading Romeo and Juliet in class, because Raina Cohen’s story is most certainly not having a happy ending. She’d ask her not-so-secret crush Jesse Ashcroft for his opinion, but the formerly close duo haven’t spoken in days. Instead, Jesse’s been hanging out with his best friend, Nicole, who would happily ensure that Raina met the same fate as Juliet.But thanks to meddling teachers, Raina’s now stuck spending all her free time with the two people she's been trying to avoid. And with her mom breathing down her back about, well, everything, she’s trying to balance family, religion, schoolwork, oh, and the simple fact that she can’t get Jesse out of her head.It’s a slow journey to rebuilding their friendship — and possibly even more than that — especially with Nicole determined to stand in the middle of the road. But when Raina’s father’s job is put in jeopardy, it’ll take the unlikely trio of Raina, Jesse, and Nicole working together to write their own stories. less

One step away from failing his music class, Theo Ashcroft has been sentenced to join a theater production. For the self-proclaimed theater nerd, it's more pleasure than punishment, especially since there's a cute boy in charge. But since Theo's outing to the entire school, his homophobic schoolmates don't want him in the show, and they're willing to do whatever it takes to ruin the play... moreOne step away from failing his music class, Theo Ashcroft has been sentenced to join a theater production. For the self-proclaimed theater nerd, it's more pleasure than punishment, especially since there's a cute boy in charge. But since Theo's outing to the entire school, his homophobic schoolmates don't want him in the show, and they're willing to do whatever it takes to ruin the play.Asher Michaels is ready to finish out his senior year at Trinity High with a bang - as the student director for their production of Romeo and Juliet, he's running the show. Quite literally, since their faculty advisor seems to sabotage the play at every turn. At least his star is shining, stealing both the spotlight and Asher's heart.Between Theo being forced to play a role he didn't audition for and Asher dealing with set vandalism, the two boys must ensure that the show goes on...all while navigating the growing attraction between them. Can they make it to the applause at the end, or will the curtain fall and leave them wanting more? less