For Tracey Rooks, life with her grandparents on a Wyoming farm has always been simple. But after her grandmother's death, Tracey is all her grandfather has. So when Eagle Elite University announces its annual scholarship lottery, Tracey jumps at the opportunity to secure their future and enters. She isn't expecting much-but then she wins. And life as she knows it will never be same . . .
The students at Eagle Elite are unlike any she's ever met . . . and they refuse to make things easy for her. There's Nixon, gorgeous, irresistible, and leader of a group that everyone fears: The Elect. Their rules are simple. 1. Do not touch The Elect. 2. Do not look at The Elect. 3. Do not speak to The Elect. No matter how hard she tries to stay away, The Elect are always around her and it isn't long until she finds out the reason why they keep their friends close and their enemies even closer. She just didn't realize she was the enemy -- until it was too late.
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The Elite Eagle school Trace gets into is something out of this world. As you get into the story you understand why it is the way it is. Poor Trace, she sure does take a beating being the new girl from a farm town. The best thing about Trace is that she picks herself up and keeps on moving forward. When things start to develop between her and Nixon I was not sure of his motives. Turns out this is a Romeo & Juliette romance it just takes awhile for Trace to learn about her past. No sex scenes but some hot make out sessions. Much drama and the ending that leaves us with an unsure future for this gang especially Trace & Nixon.
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" 'Skittles?' He chuckled. 'What, you trying to taste my rainbow?' 'I love rainbows.' I smiled."
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