Description：
When an upperclassman's girlfriend corners Sydney Chase in the dining hall to teach her a lesson about staying away from other people's boyfriends, Sydney doesn't fight back.
She stands there looking small and wounded. She lets the crowd watch. And she keeps one eye on the boy filming the whole thing from the stairwell — because a video like that is worth considerably more than an apology.
Sydney is not a nice person. She's very good at looking like one.
What she isn't prepared for is Ezra Hall: six feet of camera-carrying, wide-eyed decency who blushes if she so much as touches his hand, and whose camera roll turns out to be nothing but photographs of her.
A sharp, funny campus romance about a girl who plays the victim, the boy who sees straight through it, and the one rival who plays it better.
