Oak Grove High series: YA romance book bundle

✅Young adult romantic comedy

✅Clean & wholesome romance

✅Fall in love for the first time. Again and again.

~*~ EXCERPT from book 1, BAD BOYS DON’T DATE CLUMSY GIRLS~*~

I know far too much about our office lady’s personal life. Such as, Mrs. Jensen’s youngest child graduated from Oak Grove High five years ago, but she continues to work in the office because she loves the students. And that her best friend of thirty-five years texts an inspirational quote to her every morning. Today’s quote, The one who falls and gets up is so much stronger than the one who never fell, was clearly written by someone who isn’t clumsy. Also, Mrs. Jensen and her husband recently redecorated their master bathroom.

“I brought the old set to school with you in mind, Ava, dear.” Mrs. Jensen hands me an oversized bath towel.

Wrapping it around my shivering body, I cringe when the mud soaks into the plushy lavender.

As she digs through lost and found to see if there is anything I can change into, I silently scold myself for thinking it was a good idea to jog across the rain-slicked parking lot in the first place. Sure, the first bell had rung, and I didn’t want to be late, but in my seventeen years, have I ever not ended up with a skinned knee when running? What was I thinking?

Despite being swaddled in a towel, I’m still dripping mud on the polished floor. Rain, plus dirt, equals mud puddles. And where there’s a mud puddle, my foot will surely find it and slip in it. Bonus points today for falling face first and drenching my hair too.

As luck would have it, Dylan Scott, the school’s notorious “bad boy,” is leaning against the tall front counter, smirking at me. I’m studiously ignoring him and trying not to think what a great story this will make for him to share with friends later.

“Ava, dear,” the compassionate office lady croons. “I have these gym sweats you can wear.” She holds up a tattered pair of blue sweatpants that look at least two sizes too big. I gag a little at the thought of them coming off the body of a sweaty boy who probably farted and scratched himself while wearing them.

“I’m afraid you’ve run us out of shirts.” Her face is all droopy with apology. “The only thing I can offer you is this one. I promise it’s been laundered. Looks like it’ll fit, though.”

I bite my bottom lip to hold in the strange mewling sound that wants to escape. “That’s my shirt.”

Dylan barks out a laugh and Mrs. Jensen glowers at him. He shrugs and holds out a hand to me. “Can you blame me?”

I step forward to snatch the clothes from Mrs. Jensen. The shirt used to be my favorite. It’s a flirty little button-up with cap sleeves. The cut makes me look like I have more of a figure than I do. But it’s as white as a fresh snowfall. Or it was until the spaghetti lunch incident. I must have left it in the bathroom after I changed that day.

Mrs. Jensen’s smile is too sympathetic. It makes me feel like such an idiot. And Dylan Scott smirking at me doesn’t help.

She tsks. “I thought you always had a change of clothing with you, dear.”

“Yesterday, I…” I see Dylan’s brows arch and shift gears. “It’s been a rough week.”

Dylan chuckles.

Kill. Me. Now.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "The characters are completely relatable, the setting makes you wanna go and adopt a shelter dog, and the relationship unfolds in a sweet and genuine way." ~Reviewer.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "A great high school romance. Good balance between humor and heavy." ~Reviewer

Why you’ll LOVE the Oak Grove High series:

❤️ Young Adult Romance

❤️ Celebrity Romance
❤️ Enemies-to-Lovers

❤️ Opposites Attract

❤️ Best Friend’s Brother

❤️ Grumpy/Sunshine

❤️ Friends-to-Lovers

BOOK(S) INCLUDED:

✔️ Movie Stars Don’t Date Gossipy Girls - paperback
✔️ Bad Boys Don’t Date Clumsy Girls – paperback

✔️ Bookish Boys Don’t Date Social Girls - paperback

✔️ Math Geeks Don’t Date Flighty Girls - paperback

✔️ Drama Kings Don’t Date Goth Girls - paperback

✔️ Gamers Don’t Date Their Best Friend - paperback