The Wrong Girl by McKenna Kerrick

Football breathes like a religion at Hanson University. It’s compared to the greats like Alabama when it comes to football. It’s not a matter of if players go pro, but when.

Alex Hunter has it all. The girls, the fame, the speed. As quarterback for the Hanson Hurricanes, it seems like a gift from God to have his senior year going right. And then she appears. She blew in from the south, about two hours to be precise, and every relaxed, calm exterior he’d erected at school starts to fall apart as soon as Grace Hart appears.

Grace Hart doesn’t want anything but to keep her head down. She left this place almost four years ago with no rush to turn back. That is, until her grandfather’s chemo stops working. As a senior transfer, something almost unheard of, she restarts her journey to a dance company with a degree right back where she started – Hanson University. She decides to dye her hair a different color, not wear as flashy of clothes, and hope that no one pays attention to the newly blonde little plain girl who just walked into the popular football crowd like she knew where she belonged.

The kicker, though? She’s Alex Hunter’s ex-girlfriend.
The worst part? She broke up with him. And he hates her.
And with a group of tight-knit friends, it’s impossible to steer clear of one another for long.