C. S. Quill

Fans of Hannah Grace and Elle Kennedy, meet your new obsession! The international college-romance phenomenon with over one million copies sold, now being adapted into an Amazon Prime TV series. He’s the college bad boy trying to change gears... When Donovan, basketball star and notorious heartthrob of the Campus Drivers, realises the damage his womanising behaviour has caused, he decides to become the perfect boyfriend. And who better to coach him than romance-obsessed, all-around good girl, Carrie? … but she’s never believed in the Reformed Player trope. Carrie wants nothing to do with Donovan. She’d much rather lose herself in the heroes from her romance novels. They’re uncomplicated and drama-free, just the way she likes it. Plus, she's never liked the 'reformed player' trope anyway. If Donovan wants her help, he’ll have to endure a tough, no-nonsense crash course in romance. But one can't just become a romance hero overnight – especially when reality refuses to stick to the script. Pick this up if you love: reformed playboy, he falls first / she falls harder, opposites attract, tutor / student relationship, sports romance.

Soon to be a global TV series on Prime Video The Flatshare meets Elle Kennedy's Off Campus series in this opposites-attract, forced-proximity stand-alone from the internationally bestselling Campus Drivers series--where a brooding bad boy and a heartbroken girl become reluctant college roommates. He doesn't do attachments...but she's the one temptation he can't drive away. Lane O'Neill is living the dream his senior year of college, running Campus Drivers, the ride-share app that he launched with his best friends. The concept is simple: play taxi driver for students behind the wheel of vintage cars. The girls love it, and the four drivers are deeply committed to never disappointing their clientele. Lane has just one rule: no attachments. Ever. After everything he's lost, keeping his emotions locked up is the only way he knows how to move forward--seeking solace in late-night drives and the rare quiet of his apartment off-campus. So how the hell did he end up with his neighbor's ex, Lois Hogan, crashing at his place? She's everything he doesn't want--clingy, directionless, and annoyingly optimistic. The type who follows her basketball-star boyfriend to college and picks a sports therapy major just to stay close to him--then acts surprised when it all blows up in her face. Lane can't resist calling her out on it, yet despite the constant bickering, he keeps letting her stay. Lois thought she had her life figured out, but after a messy breakup, she's going through a full-blown identity crisis. To top it all off, she now has to deal with an infuriatingly hot, emotionally distant roommate who seems to have a knack for driving her crazy. But Lois is done playing the good girl. If Lane wants to push her around, she's more than prepared to push right back.