Callie decides to tackle her problem head on and comes clean on the front page of the Crimson with her secret, thereby taking the ammunition out of Lexi's hands. While she becomes a hero to most, there are still snickers and lewd comments from some. Now that everything is out in the open and Clint doesn't care about the scandal, life should be good, but it's not to be. She still gets cut from the magazine because Lexi has to exact some revenge. And there's the small problem of Gregory, the guy from across the hall. She can't decide if he is evil or wonderful.
Because of three days of fever, I was able to sit and read these ebooks straight through. Honestly, if we had had the fourth in ebook form, I would have been all over it. However, I wasn't interested in paying over $5 for any of them. I don't know if it was my weakened condition or pure enjoyment that kept me reading, but I do have the book on reserve and hope I get it soon. I'm still wondering how a front page story in the Crimson didn't make it back to UCLA where Callie's dad is the head of the mathematics department, since her parents are still in the dark.
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